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03/07/1955 "1;;:~~~t=:Z;:",~,,, ,':'~:::,...,,1..;:.!.~.;...; "l~ <>.-J.'-._ ...;......,. _, . ~~.. ',,' - -'" " . '..... . . . : ".~.l ~:. ," :.::: ."'~: .~;~:::; ,~:: .:_~~ '.:::.t.. ..... ~ l' "1,;. " : :. ~ ..' '1'.. ...;.".....,~ '..... '.1 , . .'"'. '. .:" :.: -':' .;' - ~ ,,-:,... ':"..... .c:: ~...~~t;;:.;_:.:~~;11~i~'~~~;i > 2 I g ~"'l'-S ~ :;~mlr3;i CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 7, 1955 --- The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall. Monday, March 7. 1955. at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: ." .'- 'I ': .. Herbert M. Brown Jack Russell W. E. Strang, Jr. Guy L. Kennedy J. N. Bohannon Mayor-Commissioner Commis sioner Commis sioner Commissioner Comrnis sioner .: I I I " Also present were: ,,1 .:: ' "'-j " ':1 F. C. Middleton Chas. M. Phillips, Jr. G. T. McClamma S. Lickton City Manager City Attorney Chie~ of. Police City Engineer The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Commissioner Bohannon. Commissioner Strang moved that the minutes o~ the regular meeting of February 21st be approved in accordance with copies furnished each member in writing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unan imously. The City Manager reported that six bids had been received to supply summer uniforms for the Police Department and the Fire Department. The bids were read as follows: McCain Unirorm Co., Birmingham $1.687.60 Martins Uniforms, Tampa 1,780.65 Bob Johnson Uni~orm Co.. Jacksonville 2.033.80 Donald S. Lavigne, Miami 1,650.90 Kaley Shirts, Inc., Biscoe, N.C. (shirts only) 436.32 Plymouth Rock Shirt Co., New York, N.Y. (shirts only) 490.20 After tabulation, the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $1.650.90 from Donald S. Lavigne Company of Miami. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the recommendation of the City Manager and the Chief of Police be approved and that a pur~hase order be executed to Donald Lavigne, Miami, for purchase of Police and Fire Department uniforms in the amount of $1,650.90. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. d " Regarding the bids opened at the last meeting for 500 steel sign posts. the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $965.00 from the Hunt Company, Detroit, Michigan. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the City Manager's recomnlenda- tion be approved and that the contract be awarded to the Hunt Company of Detroit. Michigan, ~or the purchase o~ 500 ten foot steel channel posts per City specifica- tions at a cost of $1.93 each or a total purchase order of $965.00. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. In regard to the bids for Comprehensive General Liability and Property Damage Insurance, the City Manager reported that he had discussed the bids received with the Finance Department and the Purchasing Department and had checked the rating of the two insurance companies involved. He recommended that the insurance be re-awarded to the company that is now holding the policy, Travelers Insurance Company. as he felt that it was the best bid. Mr. Y. F. Wedig, representing the American Fire and Casualty Company of Orlando, Florida, protested the awarding of the bid to the other company at a higher rate, stating that his company was an old established company and would follow the common policy of re-insuring part of the risk with other insurance companies. Mr. Roger Bouchard, agent ~or Travelers Insurance Company, reported that his company's bid had been based on the same experience table and he did not see how it was possible for the other company to submit such a low bid if they were to provide the same coverage, and he suggested that a careful comparison be made between the two bids before any final action was taken. Commissioner Russell moved that the subject be tabled until the Commission can have further investigation on the build-up of the estimated premium cost. Motion ~as seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Manager said he would have a comparative analysis of the two bids made to present at the next meeting and requested the aeents of the two companies to furnish him a detailed report on coverage contained in their bids. The City Manager stated that the low bid o~ $1.570.20 from the M & H Valve & Fitting Company, Anniston, Alabama, for 25 six inch gate valves and 6 eight inch gate valves did not include the accessories. After contacting the low bidder. he was informed that the M & H Valve & Fitting Company would furnish the accessories at no additional cost; therefore, he recommended accepting their bid. Commissioner Bohannon moved that the proper parties be authorized to place this order in accordance with the recommendation of the City Manager. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the continuation of the Public Hearing on the request of Mr. J. E. Satterfield to permit R-4 usage of the north 150 feet of Tract A, and also a request to permit Business usage of the west 50 feet o~ the south 100 feet of Tract A, Hillcrest Drive Re-Sub. The City Attorney read the request from Mr. Satter~ield and the original recommendation from the Zoning Board which was that the first request be approved and that the second concerp'ing business usage' be denied. After the matter was referred back to the Zoning doard for explanation " .. ',\\1\'''?j,;i~~1!(g"~~t''~t:'::m;;i::~~':~:;;'":,,,; :,::.. ~;~;~~tjfllJt:~Rfu~iilii',;.:;;-i.;;:;:),t,:iY;';;';;.".,;";,,; ,,,.......,;, ; r... .' . ~ . , .. . . _' .... " ,'. .\" . '..~ ,. .J:,..... ........~, ,', - .:.'.- ,~:';". . .' . " ....,....." ;~,: ~r.':;.'.,'" ; ".,:~'r~"c.;,,;,.,,;;.;.~;;"~':~,";..;':,:~.:i:~.::..~i.~:.@2~il~;f,ll~~~ttt;j'..,,", .:;,~ 1 / a :,.;;.~" ~r". t.P;~r JC' . ~~ I ,',," ,..', f'''''''' >",1'''' r?':f;~;i; )~f::.. " ., . j., -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 7, 1955 of the reasons lor the recommendAtion on the first request concerning the R-4 usage, the Zoning board recommended that no action be taken until plRns for a project or development of the area are pr~sented. Mr. Satterfield who was present withdrew his request for Business usage of the west 50 feet of the south 100 feet of Tract A. He addressed the COffi':lis sion irl hiH own behalf stating th~t the h~rdship lay in his inability to sell the land as a site for an apartment house under the present zoning. Mr. John Burnison, adjacent property owner, told the Commission he approved of grantin')' the refJuest for the R-4 zoning. Mr. R. L. Kilpatrick, attorney for Mr. and Mrs. James R. IJewis, reported that many of the property owners in the immediate neiehborhood were opposed to any such change in zoning desienation as they had relied on the protection of R-l and R-2 zoning when they built their houses. He presented a petition signed by thirty-nine property owners objecting to the ~antin~ of the request. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the City go on record as urholdin~ the Zoning Board in their requirement and deny this request. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and c~rried unanimously. The City Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 674 which declared the City's intention to annex part of Druid Acres First Addition. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 674 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. Commi~sioner Strang moved that Ordinance 674 be considered on its second reading by title only by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner ~ohannon and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 674 by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 614 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 674 be considered on its third reading by unanimous consent of the Commissi. on. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read the Ordinance in full. Commissioner Russell moved that Ordinance 674, intention to annex Druid Acres 1st Addition, be passed and adopted on its third and final reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reported that there had been no objections to Ordinance 673 declaring the City's intention to annex Betty Lane Heights 2nd Addition; therefore, he read on its first reading Ordinance 675 which would annex Betty Lane Heights 2nd Addition. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 675 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 675 be considered on its second reading by title only by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 675 by title only. Commissioner Russell moved that Ordinance 675 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reported that changes in the O.A.S.I. law made it possible to include under Social Security those City employees who are ineligible for the Pension Plan. He said previously a ballot had been sent to the employees and they had voted almost unanimously that they would like to have Social Security coverage. Although the Commission has already agreed to execute the standard form of contract to put this into effect January 1, 1955, he said it would be necessary to pass an Ordinance in order to make the State's files complete. He read on its first reading Ordinance 676 relating to Old Age and Survivors Insurance. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 676 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rpssell and carried unanimously. Commissioner Russell moved that Ordinance 676 be considered on its second reading by title only by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried u~animously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 676 by title only. Commissi.oner Strang moved that Ordinance 676 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. Commissioner Russell moved that Ordinance 676 be considered on its third and final reading by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read the Ordinance in ful]. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 676 be passed and adopted on its thi~d reading and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. Mr. H. K. Baskin, Sr., appeared before the Commission requesting the City to write a letter to the Army Engineer Corps in Jacksonville showing that the City will offer no objection to the granting of an application on the part of H. H. Baskin and Associates to permit dredging and filling on property owned by the applicants at the south end of Clearwater Beach adjacent to Harnden Drive according to plans sabmitted. He presented a sketch of the proposed Bayside #5 Subdivision showing a tentative sea~all line as requested by the City. It was the wish of the Commission that Mr. Baskin submit a proposal deSignating an exact seawall line in relationship to certain permanent markers within the proposed subdivision. Mr. Baskin stated that he would have Mr. Leo Butler prepare such a sketch ~or the Commission's approval. Upon inquiry from the Mayor as to where the :.' I . ...J} " ; .' "\ . "'-'.-.. .i"" .... :J ' ' (:: " , :.. .: ,',,;, '. - ,,-, ': :. I ','\', 'f:,',:_' ,-'I: ., ., ~.' ~. '" ,',.; ~:H ., h'" llt_.... 2.70 -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 7, 1955 fill was coming from, Mr. Baskin stated it was their inention to secure the entire fill from the basin north of the fourth finger if possible, and that he and his associates would be willing to quit claim to the City the submerged tract lying east of the channel (to ~hich they have title for fill purposes only) provided the City would agree for them to ~t additional fill from that source if it should prove to be necessary. Commissioner Strang moved that the appropriate officials of the City be and they are hereby authorized to write a letter to the U.S. Engineers assenting to the granting of the application Mr. BaSkin had asked; secondly, that appropriate officials be authorized to receive a quit claim deed to the land across the channel from the fourth finger which has been formerly discussed. and that appropriate officials be authorized to give him a permit it necessary on trust for an application by him to take fill material from the land to be quit-claimed and from other adjacent areas approved by the City. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read on its third reading Ordinance 671 which would declare the City's intention to annex Salls Subdivision Units 1, 2 and). Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 671 be passed and adopted on third and final reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read a Resolution changing the name of Over brook Street between Betty Lane and Kings Highway to Fairmont Street to avoid Confusion with Overbrook Avenue which runs north and south. Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution be adopted and the proper of~icials be authorized to execute it and that the information be given the Fire Department, Police Department. Chamber of Commerce and Post Office. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. A Resolution was read by the City Attorney assessing the sanitary sewer installed in Gulf Vie~ Boulevard 120 reet south of Third Street to the intersection of Hamden Drive, in Coronado Drive 243.6 feet south of Third Street to the inter- section of Hamden Drive, and in Harnden Drive from First Street to Gulf View Boulevard. Commissioner Strang moved that the ~esolution be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. A Resolution was read dedicating the City property described as the west eleven feet of the north 621 feet of Lot D and the east 49 feet of Lot ~, New Country Club Addition, as a public street to be known as Stadium Drive. Commissioner Russell moved that the Resolution of dedication of Stadium Drive be adopted and the proper officials ~e authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that three fire hydrants on Mandalay Boulevard north of the Carlouel fence are rusted out and need replacement. He estimated the new fire hydrants would cost $200.00 each and recommended that a work order be approved for $600.00. Commissioner Strang moved a work order be approved in the amount of $600.00 to replace three fire hydrants. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. A letter was read ~rom Juvenile Court Judge William G. Gardiner requesting approval of appointment of Detective Sergeant E. Lester Marston as Special Assistant Counselor of the Juvenile Court without compensation. The Police Chie~ explained that each Police Department as a cooperative measure has one man designated to assume such a position with the Juvenile Court in order to comply with the Juvenile Law. He said this one man can handle any juvenile problem that comes up including apprehension of juvenile delinquents and investigation of the cases. Commissioner Russell moved that the City Commission approve the appointment of E. Lester Marston as Juvenile Counselor. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read a letter addressed to the Commission by the City Clerk in which attention was called to the ~act that the City of Clearwater tax certificates from the year 1930 to 1934, inclusive, will become twenty years old on June 3rd of this year. The letter also suggested that delinquent taxes might possibly be collected if the City should file application for tax deed on such property. Commissioner Bohannon moved the suggestion be approved and that the City Clerk and the City Attorney proceed with this work as outlined. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read an application ~rom Mr. Robert C. Schmid for permission to erect a 4' by a' rnasonite sign on his property on Coronado Drive) Lot 4. Columbia Subdivision #4, to advertise the lot ~or sale as a motel site. The City Attorney read the Zoning Board's recommendation which was that the request be denied since this would be a Commercial Sign in a residential area. The City Attorney pointed out that this could be considered a Real Estate sign but the limitation on the size of real estate signs was six square feet in area. Commissioner Russell moved that the request from R. C. Schmid for a commercial sign on Coronado Drive, Lot 4, Columbia Subdivision #4, be denied as per the Zoning Board's recommendation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. Commissioner Russell asked to be excused from the meeting at 4:59 P.M. ',oJ,,' ;.: ..\-.".'" , -';, ),' \ ,. ..: ',' .' \' , ~'.' ~.. . . I l I . f r , i I I r . .'~ : . ,,.:, '}::::'<". . ., ~. . " .'. .'~' .: \. : . z:~~ 'i lI'l.l.~~'':::7;j',\:~'' .. . -, ....,. ,'" ..... . ,.~___,_,_,,,,''''''~''_~'''..__' ...M...l......t~~....., ......1.,... ...... _. '....' ,... ':. . I ~ ~.. . .P..... ~l:;. .'..._... ,"" " '1..-.....:...,. ~ ...... ,':.,_. J -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 7t 1955 Concerning the proposed job clAssification survey and pay plan for City employees, the City Manager said this work is consid8red a professional service and is not a biddable proposition but it is possible to get proposals from the various comp~nies. He presented a proFos~l from Griffenhaean & Associates which included an itemized schedule of the work to be done in designing a job clas~ification plan, designing a pay plan to cover the positions, and agreeing to beein the performance of services immediately, the work to be finished in three months time. The Manager said the firm had submitted a price of $2,300.00 for the entire work descrihed includin~ one master copy of the plans. He reported that the cost was lower than estim~tes of $2,700.00 and $3,200.00 from other companies because this comrany was alreRdy making a similar survey in Tampa. It was the opinion of the Commissioners thRt the City would need at least ten coriE:s of t,he plan and that it would be helpful if the work were completed before budget time. Commissioner StrRng su~gested that Section 2-d, concerning suggestions as to methods for pl::-Jcino; the pay plan in effect, should be expanded to cover a period of four or five yeRrs. Commissioner Bohannon moved that the COlllmission approve Mr. iviiddleton'e emrloying t.his particular firm at an amount of $2,200.00 which we ur.derstand will provide for one copy of the report and ne~otiate for nine more copies suhject to his gett-ine; an acceptable price on t.he addi tional rd. ne copies. Moti on was seconded by CommiRsioner Str:lng and carri ed unanimou sly. The City Manager reported t.he Finance Dep8rtment had ref)uested approval of transferring $80,000.00 from the Ci~8rette Tax Fund to the General Fund. Commissioner Strang moved that $80,000.00 be transferred according to the request of the Fi nance Departmeht. Moti.on was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. It was requested by the Finance DepArtment that $50,000.00 be trRnsferred from the Utility Fund to the General Fund. Commissioner Strang moved that . $50,000.00 be transferred from the Utility Fund to the General Fund according to the Finance Departme nt's reque st. Motion was seconded by Commissi.oner Bohannon and carried unanimously. . .:., "f;" ,",::' ~ . ", . . ',', , '. . ". f" "f ~. , ". !:".. "; t, ,,;.,._,', , .' ~ -I: c' ..' ,'. The City Manager reported that Mr. C. A. Peterson, County Director of Public Works, had informed him that the County had secured the right-of-way for Keene Road from Gulf-to-Bay to Druid Road providin~ the City will pay $850.00 for 43 fruit trees in the right-of-way. He explained that this would be the only cost to the City, that the County would pave, curb and gutter the proposed streett the width to be 30 feet and the right-of-way 60 feet. He said the property owners had agreed to this proposal if the work was fjnished within 120 days. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the expenditure of $850.00 be authorized for payment for fruit trees in the right-of-way of Keene Road extended between Druid Road on the south and Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard on the north in acceptance of ~h€ proposal of the County to obtain rieht-of-way, pave the street with curb and gutter without any further cost to the City. and in accordance with the property owners' request that it be completed within 120 days. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced that a legislative meeting was scheduled for g:OO P.M. on Monday, March 7th, where the City Commifision would have the opportunity to consult with the Pinellas County legislative delegation. He said the City Attorney had prepared several new acts which must be advertised for 30 days before presentation at the Legislature, two of which were permissive acts concerning enlargement of and increasing the benefits under the City Pension Fund and the Firemen's Pension Fund. The City Manager recommended the installation of 200 feet of two inch water main on Union Street east of Dou~las Avenue at an estimated cost of $170.00, check for which is on deposit. Commissioner Strang moved the utility improvement in the amount of $170.00 be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. It was recommended by the City Manager that a two inch water main be installed on Duncan Avenue in Oak Acres Unit 6 at an estimated cost of $590.00t check for which is on deposit. Commissioner Strang moved that the utility improvement in the amount of '590.00 be approved and that the proper offici.als be authorized to sign the accompanying contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented a Resolution requ1r1ng five property owners to clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Strang moved the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The Commission now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund admitted Lois A. Barlow, biller in the Gas and Water Department and Richard John Hardingt officert Police Department, to membership in the Pension Plan on a motion by Commissioner Strang which was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. There being no further business to come before the Commission, the meeting was adjourned at 5:23 P.M. r and Clerk ,,: ~ '. , 1f:'~~~:~:;:;;~,;::,~~,;::,,- "', ,,' "," ,c,~~.":!.....u.1..'i..'l""t.."JJ~.__:l)lQ<P>".J"_ _..J~ ..,....'_.. "":<:"'<;';':,,:d~::.::~" ~~",,<:,":'''''~''''':~'l'''t CITY COMMISSION MEEtING March 7, 1955 March 4. 1955 Mayor Herbert M. Brown Commissioners: Jack Russell. W. E. Strang, Jr. Guy L. Kennedy, J. N. Bohannon Gentlemen: The City Commission will meet in Regular Session on Monday, March 7. 1955, in the City Hall Auditorium for the purpose of discussing the items listed on the attached agenda. Meeting time will be 1:30 P.M. Very truly yours, /s/ F. C. Middleton City Manager FCM : s Enclosures ------~------~----~.~-----------~---------~-~~---~-----------.--------~--------- Agenda - City Commission Meeting of March 7, 1955 City Hall Auditoriwa 1:30 P.M. Re~lar I' : ;'."\;;""(;' . .' '". ,'j. I,:~'< "":" ./:.~;'~,~/:i:>t:{" ,., ~ 'L', I ; '>,If" ~"':J'* " ~1~t,:;:J/,1:~~i:::;j~~~tt; ~ " We, the Undersigned Residents surrounding J. E. Satterfield's property of Tract "An Hillcrest Drive Re-Sub., being owners of property directly affected, respectfully petition you and the Local Zoning Board of Clearwater, Florida for laying out the map of the City of Clearwater Zoning Restrictions, oppose the request of J. E. Satterfield to permit R-~ usage of the North 150 feet of Tract "a", Hillcrest Drive Re-Sub., an area presently zoned R-2; and the request of J. E. Satterfield to permit "Business" usage of the West 50 feet of the South 100 feet of Tract "A" ,';: . Hillcrest Drive Re-Sub., which area is presently 20ned R-2. Signed by thirty-nine persons 1. Invocation, The Rev. Robert Coleman, First Christian Church. 2. Approving the minutes of the Regular Meeting of February 21, 1955. 3. Opening of bids for Summer Uniforms for Police and Fire Departments 4. Awarding of bids for: A. Steel Channel Posts. B. Comprehensive General Liability and Property Damage Insurance. C. Gate Valves. 5. Continuation of Public Hearing from January 17, 1955. J. E. Satterfield (1) Request to permit R-4 usage of the North 150' of Tract "A", Hillcrest Drive He-Sub., an area presently zoned R-2. (2) Request to permit "Business" usage of the West 50' of the South 100' of Tract "A" Hillcrest Drive Re-Sub., which area is presently zoned R-2. 6. Commission's consideration of items from the City Attorney's Office A. Ordinance h674 , Intention to Annex D~id Acres, First Addition. B. Ordinance #675, Annexation of Second Addition to Betty Lane Heights Subdi vision. C. Ordinance #676, Providing for social security coverage for employees not under p,ension plan. D. Ordinance 1671, Intention to Annex Salls Subdivision. E. Resolution changing name of Overbrook St. to Fairmont St. F. Assessment Resolution for Sanitary Sewer in an area located at the south end of Clearwater Beach. G. Dedication and naming of Stadium Drive. 7. Commission's consideration of: A. Replacing Fire Hydrants. B. Appointment of E. Lester Marston to Juvenile Court. C. Tax deeds for the City of Clearwater (City Cderk). D. Request from R. C. Schmid for a Commercial Sign on Coronado Drive, Lot ~, Columbia Subdivision #4. 8. Utility Improvements~ 9. Lot Mowing Applications. 10. Any item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the Commission. Adjustment Commission acting as Trustees for the Pension Plan. ~---~~-~---~-----------_._----------------------~--------~----~---~------~------~~- To: From: Subject: March ~, 1955 Mr. F. C. Middieton Mr. O. H. Anderson~ Sec'y. Zoning Board Request of Mr. J. ~. Satterfield The Zoning Board recommends that we take no action on the request until such time as a project or development of this area is presented to the Zoning Board for consideration. Attached hereto is original request. -----~----------------------~-------------~-~~-~-----------------------~~--~-~----~ PETITION TO CITY OFFICIALS " I"~ ;," ". .., '., .. .' ; I.,.: 'f I. . . ", ", . ~ .... ...,. . ,'j' ." ".. . tti:~~1:~:~::=:"~~,::,.,., "., ........."..~...:....,.;..~"'''~~~.;:.......~::.k':..:;..,:....,:"......:..:_"~~~~{~#d~~t~~lj';iii...?""(1;,~r CITY CO~1ISSION MEETING March 7, 1955 RESOLUTION WHEREAS, a confusing situation has arisen as a result of the designation of a street known as Overbrook Street, which street runs from Betty Lane to Kings Highway, said confusion resulting from the fact that there is already n street designated as Overbrook Avenue within the City of Clearwater, and WHEREAS, after due consideration the City Commission has determined that the best interests of the City of Clearwater, its citizens and visitors will be served by changing the name of the street now designated as Overbrook Street to Fairmont Street. NOW, THERE:FORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: That Overbrook Street in the City of Clearwater, Florida and as shown on the City maps as running from Betty Lane to Kings Highway be and it is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as Fairmont Street, and that that street located in the City of Clearwater, Florida, known as Overbrook Avenue be and shall hereafter continue to be Overbrook Avenue, together with any extensions thereof. :;' ">'~: '.:~?;'. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 7th day of March, A. D. 1955. /s/ Herbert M. Brown , . ::.... :'L,'f. ;:}ji~1~1'~, ' it~i~~t; . " . ..~~\J~ ATTEST: /s/ H. G. Wingo cr TY AUDITOR AND CLERK *************************~******************************************************** RESOLUTION OF DEDICATION OF STADIUM DRIVE WHEREAS, the City of Clearwater, Florida, is the owner or the lands hereinafter described, which is suitable and necessary for street purposes for the construction of a street to be known as Stadium Drive in the City of Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida, and WHEREAS, after due deliberation, the City Commission has determined that it is for the best interests of the City that such lands should be dedicated for street purposes. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: 1. The following described land situate, located and being in the City of Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida: The West ELEVEN (11) FEET of the North SIX HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE (621) FEET of Lot D, and the East FORTY-NINE (49) FEET of Lot E, NEW COUNTRY CLUB ADDITION, according to the map or plat thereo~ as recorded in plat book 20, page 64 of the public records of Pinellas County, Florida, be and the same is hereby dedicated, set aside and established as a public street known as Stadium Drive. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 7th day of March, A. D. 1955. /s/ Herbert M. Brown MAYOR-COMMISSIONER ATTEST: /s/ H. G. Wingo CITY AUDITOR AND CLERK ********************************************************************************** Honorable Mayor and Council Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: We are requesting your permission and approval of appointment of Sergeant of Detectives E. Lester Marston as Special Assistant Counselor of the Juvenile Court without compensation and are also at this time directing a letter to the Chief of Police of Clearwater in order to have his permission. 219 County Building St. Petersburg, Fla. February 16, 1955 In Re: Sergeant E. Lester Marston WGG: emp Very truly yours /s/ William O. Gardiner Judge, Juvenile Court Pinellas County "' <A~~,~,." ~. .'..'., ~ ;~~~~~i~~~~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 7, 1955 Honorable Board of City Commissioners C learwat er, Fla. Gent1em9n: March 2, 195; Certificates for taxes due the City of Clearwater for the years 1930 to 1934, inclusive, were sold on June 3rd, 1935, and may possibly be adversely affected by what is usually referred to as the "twenty year law" an Act of the 1947 Legislature . In a large nwnber of cases, the amount of taxes due on individual properties is too small to warrant foreclosure proceedings. In such cases, filing by the City of an application for tax deed on City-owned Certificates would probably result in the collection of the major portion of such taxes. In applying for a tax deed, it will be necessary for the City to advance money for advertising, the redemption of any individually-owned certif1cates, etc. However, funds now in our Unclaimed Redemption Fund account could be used for that purpose. Respectfully yours. /s/ H. G. Wingo, City Auditor and Clerk liGW:LB cc: Mayor Brown Commissioners Russell, Strang, Kennedy, Bohannon City Manager Middleton ----~----~--~--~----------~----------~~---------~------------~-~--------~-------- To: From: Subject: Mr. F. C. Middleton, City Manager Mr. O. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board Sign Request of Robert C. Schmid March 4, 1955 The Zoning Board recommends that we deny the above request for the reason that this a Commercial Sign in a Hesidentia1 Area. Attached is original application. --~----------------~--~--~~~---------.-~-----------~~-------~--~----------~--~---- RESOLUTION ~ WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the following described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writing to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notice, the City shall perrorm such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. NAME - DESCRIPTION COST 4.00 Albert A. Haber 613 Franklin St. Tampa, Fla. Edith Homer ~ Homer Realty Cleve land St. City Em.il Goss 5113 Seminole Ave. Tampa, Fla. Thoa. Nic holson 611 Bay Esplanade Clearwater Beach Kennedy & Strickland Co. 814 Cleveland St. City PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City tnis 7th day of March, A. D. 1955. Lot 1, Block 16 Mandalay Lot :3, Block 16 Mandalay 4.00 Lot 7, Block 62 Manda.lay 4.00 Lot 8, Block 62 Mandalay 4.00 Lots 7 8,9, and 10, Block At Hibiscus Gardens 8.00 Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, ATTEST: .. . /s/ H. G. Wingo ~lty Auditor and Clerk /5/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner ." :', '>~ ~ < - " "' ..', , .':' '':'' .".;..;; . . . . ; . .;' ",' , '~:::~<;.;J\' .....,. ;....,...",. .. ',. ~"''''''''''''''-----------'~r--'''"-----.-~ ~~-- - ---.. -- - ~ . ....... _ Ir' I . . '? . f.' ( . ~~~"~::~~~':.l ,:.'" ~ .~ " ..,~~ .,.., ," ~!~~ · CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 7, 1955 Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Lois A. Barlow, a biller in the Billing Dept., Commercial oftice, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "Firs~ Class" risk. Mar. 4., 1955 The above employee began her service with the City on Aug. 23, 1954.. She is under 45 years of age (born July 20, 1935) and meets the requirements ot our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that she be accepted into membership. i . Very truly yours Advisory' Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /s7 Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Helen Peters /s/ Dick Nelson ~-------------~---------------~------~---------------------~----~--~---------- Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Richard John Harding, an officer in the Police Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. February 24, 1955 The above employee began his service with the City on Aug. 20. 1954.. He 18 under 45 years of age (born June 5, 1926) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory' Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund Is/. Paul Kane, Chairman Is/. Helen Peters /s/ Dick Nelson ~------~------~---~-------------------------~--~-------~-----------~---~-----.~--- ',.' .' ".\ . . ,",', .' .__1....:. _:_ .'_ "......., . ,-,' . ':' .~':.\. ,,' .'....',,, " '.. . ....).. . · '~jt~::;i:;~i;;;~t:~;i;&~~~~~;;:'~'''!\~~l\''f,'1'~~B~'r'';))';"71'" .!,':~~;~'J;;4'.t"j""~"" gRDIIAlCI RQ. 67i AI ORDDANCE AS AMENDED DECLARlliG 1'HE INTEN'rION OF mE CITY OF CLEARWATER TO AlEX ACREAGE IN WHAt IS ro BE SALLS SUBDIVISION UNIT 1 Ilro THE CORPORATE L]KITS or !HE Cln OF CLEARVI ATER, FLORIDA, UPOE THE EIPIRATIOR OF TKIRn (30) DAYS FROM THE PASSAGE OF THIS oaDI.ARCB ACCORDING TO THE PROVISIONS OF BEeTIO. 111.0"1-FLORIDA STATUTES, 1951; AND PROVIDING Foa THE EFFEC'l'IVlS DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE. BE IT ORDAII1ED BY THB CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER. FLOIUDA: Sec&1on 1. The City of Clearwater acting by and tbrough 1&8 City CoamiseioD, hereby declares its intention to annex Into t;he corporate limits of the City ot Clearwater, Floridal the following described lands, as ammnded, lying contifuOU8 &0 the territor1al imit8 of sald City, wbicb lands contain les8 than ten ( 0) reg1stered voters: Begin at the Soutnw8st corner of the South east Quarter (SEt) o~ Sect10n 22, Townsnip 29 South, REUlge 15 East and run thence South 69 deg. 09' 05ft East, 835.0 ~eet along t;he Section line Cor Po1nt of Beg1nning; thence Horth 0 deg. 19' 29" Wes~ 1960.52 fe.~; thence Horth 89 deg. 10' 48" West 835.0 teet; t;hence .or~h 0 deg. 19' 29" West 693.37 teet; thence lorth 0 deg. 19' 29" West 187.0 teet; thence Sout;h 69 deg. 11' 22" East 165.0 feet; thence South o deg. 19' 29ft East 187.0 feet;j thence South 89 deg. 11' 22ft East 1158.52 feet; thence Rorth 0 deg. 02' 37" West 1329.27 feet; thence South 89 deg. 09' 01" East 290.0 feet; thence South 0 deg. 01' 51" East 2022.71 feet;l thence North 89 deg. 10' ~8" Wes~ 126.92 feet; thence South 0 d~g. 19' ~2" East 1990.84 Ceet; thence Nortb 89 deg. 09' 05ft West 650.66 teet to Point of Beginning. Section 2. The City ot Clearwater, acting by and through ita City Commission intends to annex the foregoing lands according to the provisions or Section 171.04, Florida Statutes 1951, and to that end, the City Auditor and Clerk is hereby directed to publish tbis ordinance in tbe Clearwat;er Sun, a newspaper publiShed in the City of Clenr~ater. once a week for four consecutive weeks immediately after the passage of t;h1s Ordinance. Section 3. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon i~s passage . PASSED ON FIRST READIRG PASSED OR SECOND READING PASSED OW THIRD AND FINAL READIIG AND ADOPTED Deceaber 20, 195,. January 3, 1955 Marcb 7, 1955 ATTEST: /s/ H. G. Wingo CIn AUDITOR AND CLERK /8/ Herbert M. Brown MAYOR-C~ISSIOHER : . ,. ~. -. '. , ~--.-'-'" ---- ..--- -, ~~:,~~r;:!~\~~~~'l~:'X~;'~~~~~f.:'::t';f~::~~;':';j!~I!';,~ ';";-'1r'::::?~;?;i;'/; , . ' '.. .. ~... .~.' '. ~,d.", -- ...... ,.... }'" ',' , ,. ,~ ... ' ,.....;lit. ,,'il, . .. 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"'", '" . ,""'" "~'Z',.",I!..;,I!, ," qRDI.ARCE 10. 67~ All ORDINANCE DECLARING mE INTENTION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER TO ANNEX ACREAGE II WHAT IS TO BE DRUID ACRES FIRST ADDITION INTO THE CORPORATE LIMITS or THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, UPON THE EXPIRATIOH OF DURTI (30) DAYS FROM THE PASSAGE OF THIS ORDI- MAliCE ACCORDING TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 171.04, FLORIDA STATUTESL 1951; AND PROVIDING FOR THB EFFECTIVE DATE Oil' THIS ORDINANCE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CIn COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA: Sec~iQn 1. The City ot Clearwater, acting by and through its City Commission, hereby declares its intention to annex into the corporate limits of the City ot Clearwater Florida, the following described lands lying contiguous to the ~erritoriai limits of said City, which lands contain 1es8 than ten (10) registered voters: Begin at tne Northwest corner of the sw. or Section 13 Township 29 South, Range 15 East and run thence South 0 deg. 04' 58" West, along the Section line 1)26.34 teet to the 40 acre 1inei ~hence 89 deg. 20' 14" East along the 40 acre line 2012.78 teet for ~oint ot Beginning; thence South 89 deg. 20' 14" East along the 40 acre line 290.0 feet; thence South 0 deg. 06' 13" East 663.46 feet to the 10 acre line; thence Horth 89 deg. 18' 54" West along the 10 acre line 290.0 feet; thence North 0 deg. 06' 13" West 663.55 feet to Point or Beginning. Section 2. The City ot Clearwater, acting by and through its City Commission intends to annex tne rore~ing lands according to the provisions ot Section 171.04, Florida Statutes, 1951, and to that end, the City Auditor and Clerk is hereby directed to publisn this Ordinance in the Clearwater Sun, a newspaper published in the City ot Clearwater, once a week for four (4) consecutive weeks immediately atter the passage of this Ordinance. Section 3. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage. PASSED ON FIRST READING PASSED ON SECOND READING PASSED ON THIRD AND FINAL BEADING AND ADOPTED March 7, 1955 Harch 7, 1955 Attest: /s/ H. B. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk March 7, 1955 / s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner ;' ,,' '" ',' :' .'......:' . .i ,. '" .' ,-,,'. . ....-r.~.."' ,...., .~ .,' _ . ,~~~(.!~::~~?~5'r~f'~:::"~"';;";';,;~o-:. :,,:' ',' . '..>".;.,;..;,~;";;.;;,~.\;~:;,~,;',,~.:~,::>",,2::.,,:,:;,;",... ....;,~:",;:.;ii_~~~~i;i~i;k~;:t~W' . 2- go, ORDI~CE NO. 676 AN ORDIRAICE OF THE ClTY OF CLEAR\'lATER, PlfiELLAS COUNTr, FLORIDA, RELATING TO FEDERAL OLD AGE AND SURVIVORS INSURANCE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMKISSION OF THE CIT'! OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA: Section 1. It is hereby declared to be the policy and purpose of the City of Clearwater, Florida, to extend effective as of January 1, 1955, to the employees and o~ficials thereor, not excluded by la~, nor excepted ~erein, the benefits ot the system of Old Age and Survivors Insurance as authorized bI the Foderal Social Security Act and amendments thereto, and by Chapter 650, Flor da Statutes, as amended; and to cover by such plan all services which constitute employment as defined in Section 650.02, Florida Statutes, performed in the employ of said City by employees and of~icials thereof. Section 2. (a) There 1s hereby excluded from this Ordinance any authority to include in any agreement entered into under Section ) hereo~ any fireman's or policeman's position now covered by a retirement system, or to include any individual now a member or no~ eligible to become a member of any existing retirement system. (b) On and after the date an employee or official becomes eligible for membership in an existing retiroment system, his OASI coverage shall cease. His OASI coverage shall contin~e if, prior to such date o~ eligibility. OAS1 coverage has been extended to include the members of his retirement system. Section J. The orficials authorized by the Charter of the City of Clearwater, Florida. are hereby authorized and directed to execute all necessary agreements. and amendments thereto with the Florida Industrial Commission, as State Agency, . for the purpose of extending the benefits provided by said system of Old Age and Survivors Insurance to the employees and officials of 'this City as provided in Sections 1 and 2 hereof', which agreement saaal provide ror such methods ot administration of the plan by said City as are found by the State Agency to be necessary and proper, and shall be efrective with respect to services in employment covered by such agreement performed on and after the 1st day o~ January, A. D. 1955. Section 4. Withholdings from salaries, wages, or other compensation o~ employees and officials ~or the purpose provided in Section 1 hereof are hereby authorized to be made, and shall be made, in the amounts and at such times as may be required by applicable S~ate or Federal laws or regulations, and shall be paid over to the State Agency designated by said laws or regulations to receive such amounts. Section 5. There shall be appropriated from available funds, derived trom general revenue, such amounts, at such times, as may be required to pay promptly the contributions and assessments required of the City as employer by applicable State or Federal laws or regulations, ~hich shall be paid over to the lawfully deSignated State Agency at the times and in che manner provided by la~ and regulation. Section 6. The City shall keep such records and make such reports as may be required by applicable State or Federal laws or regulations, and shall adhere to the reg~ations of the State Agency. Section 7. The City does hereby adopt ~he terms, conditions, requirements, reservations, benefits, privileges, and other conditions thereunto appertaining, o~ Title II of the Social Security Act as amended, ror and on behalf or all o~ficers and employees o~ its departments and agencies to be covered under the agreement. Section 8. The City Treasurer of the City is l13reby designated the custodian o~ all sums withheld from the compensation of o~ficers and employees and of the appropriated funds for the contributions of the City, and the City Treasurer o~ said City is hereby made the wit.hholding and reporting agent and charged ~ith the duty of maintaining personnel records for the purposes ot this Ordinance. Section 9. This ordinance shall take effect upon its approval and publication as required by law. Karch 7, 1955 March 7, 1955 PASSED O~ FIRST REAtu5G PASSED ON SECOND READING PASSED DB THIRD ADD FINAL RE ADING AND ADOPTED Karch 7, 1955 /s/ Kerbert M. Brown MAYOR-COMMISSIOIER AftES1': /s/ H. G. Wingo CI'J.'I AUDITOR AND CLERK " ~,' , '. ..'-. .~, ... :; ,. ' CIn COMMISSION MEETING March 7, 1955 ~~~t:!:;~;~;::,!iWji;&i~,:d;;rf~ffJ1if;;;;:;~::!::::,i~~::~=:~:;;'~'''"~'i~:"~~i~;;;~;'"':;~~''~~~~~~fW RESOLUTION WHEREAS, after Public Hearing on April 19, A. D. 1954. the City Commission of tne City of Clearwater, Florida. determined that certain ~ork and improvements her~1naft8r described should be done and made. and ~EREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows: Construct an 8 inch sanitary sewer and appurtenances in South Gulf View Boulevard from a point approximately 120 feet south of the south line or Third Street, south and southeast to the intersection of Harnden Drivej and construct an g inch sanitary sewer and appurtenances in Coronado Drive from a point approximately 243.6 feet south of the south line of Third Street, south and southeast to the intersection of Harnden Drivej and construct an g inch sanitary sewer and appurtenances in Hamden Drive from a point approximately 100 feet south of north line or Harnden Drive, south to the intersection of South Gulf View Boulevard; and construct a lift station at the intersection of Hamden Drive and Devon Drive. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the Oity Oharter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission shall assess the cost thereof against the properties benefiting from said improvements, and WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate benefiting from said improvement shall be assessed the pro-rata cost thereof against said parcels. ~: "i~f f~rjll'i, I""" ,,,,,-1 ... ' G~' ' , - .. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 7th day of March, A. D. 1955. /s/ Herbert M. Brown MA10R-COMMISSIONER NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: 1. That the above described improvements in t~e area of South Clearwater Beach be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed. 2. That certain properties benefiting from said improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said improvements in the following proportions of the cost thereof and the same are hereby assessed in accordance with the schedule hereto attached and by reference made a part hereof. 3. That if said assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days from the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates of indebtedness under Section 124 of the City Charter, which certificates shall bear interest at the rate of 8% per annum a~ainst the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of the foregoing thirty-day period. ATTEST: /sl H. G. Wingo CITY AUDITOR AND CLERK --~-------~---~----~---~---~-----------------------~----------~-~~--------------- .~._._, ...~",,' ~ ."~".~.~,.-,,.'f,... "1' ".. "'~.'." ," no.: ',' :",..... ,.,,'~. ,;. .,' ob,. t :i<' I ;': 1. :~~' , .' '..V ". '.". :.... . , .'. ...;. '::J:";'''~':'''f'f'f~;'::;'~'i,',::",~",,~ ;";+""""~;~;;'~~""';:',,1j.~ .. ; . . ~,...., ;. :j' ......'... -, ;', . ...... ',", , :, ...~. t ':::~,~\':(' <.; ,';, . i "" ~ . ;:", .'..: ~ ..' , ;",," . .. Assessment, San.itary Sewer System, South Clearwater Beach, Cont'd. Page 2 Property Columbia Subdivision Lot 14 Columbia Subdivision Lot 1 Lot 2 less S. 45 ft. ,S. 45 ft. of Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 5 No. 5 ft. of Lot 6 So. 5 ft. of Lot 6 Lot 7, Lot a Lot 9 Lot 10 Columbia Subdivision Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 \'11;:~i";;;;:,.. . Owner Noo 2 Cont' d. C. ~arroll Stonesifer 353 Coronado Drive Clearwater, Florida Front Feet AmoW1t. 63.ft . 332.74, .' Noo 3 'J. H. Hubert, ~ ~ 316 Harnden Drive Cle~rwater, Florida Fred P. Dursch 316 Hamden Drive Clearwater, Florida Lester C. Bernard Flcet\iooJ ApLS. ~Z-" Clearwater, Florida Lester C. Bernard 199.99 1,043.01 g5 ;2/~~4~ 45 75 234.69 391.15 Arthur L. Snook 1569 So. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Florida Ave. 75 391.15 Harry L. Dickinson Route No. 1 Leesburg, Indiana ?f. ;1'~f d ab ftaFT L. Di~k nson 82.76 431.62 26.08 5 Elizabeth Leider 343 Coronado Drive Clearwater, Florida 26.08 5 65.96 34.4.00 Elizabeth Leider ~~: rr7J~ . -G€Jcar C. Loe.fflel . JS zF='~ ,~ ~l. CHrl1s Avenue ~~~ ,7La". Dunedin, Florida ' , 55 2 g 6 g 84 Norman L. Kirkland 26 Fredrica Avenue Clearwater, Florida Ed ward Bourdage 689 Bay Esplanade Clearwater, Florida 60 312 092 63.36 330044 No. 4 Maurice 1I.erz 401 Coronado Drive Clearwater, Florida 60 312.92. J. F. & M. M. Keen 405 Coronado Drive P. .0. Box 1174 Clearwater, Florida 60 312.92 . HOWard Co., Inc. ~~.fl> ..J"f'69 eoroBado Dri'y"e ~ ~ Cb~~ Clearwater, Florida ~~.60 Robert C. Schmid 1545 E. Drew 3treet Clearw~ter, Florida 312092 4.69037 . 90 ;1~d;~!(~r(f/t'Y('~"'"';~~!J7/":'-:' ',' ,., ,- .... · ... . ~ ~iil~i"i\' , .~. l ~'f.. f.... f.~ j" .... t : . ,.-::t;~'>!t"}~\~ iI':J:"~'" {lc.,'..' ...~l ~. ~}J~.}j:'i\~;.'\t~~1.if}i. i11,:,::\, '.' n' '''''''-r . .~.(,:,:'.,.:~ "'<,:/:>,/';~'!~i~:}~t,,;;"'." ' · ....... ... " "."1" . ,.,.;,,)~:\::/,;:,:};:t>~'..: ',. ~",.. . ':.... : ;.>~~.r~~~t., :.::~';:.:,,::,~}:.~~~:.~.:.'~.:: ~~'~~':"':"~~,;:'~':;:~.. :' .. I ""'..", ." "J:,::.": .'\,,~\ ......~........~~.I;' Assessment, Sanitary 3ewer System, South Clearwater Beach, Cont'd. Page 3 Property Columbia Subdivision Lot 5 Owner No. 4. Cont'd. Ne~aft ~lake & Doris Pearsall 419 Coronado Drive Cle~rwater, Florida Roy J. DiQlechneider 419 Coronado. Drive Clearwater, Florida Doris B. Collins 34a CoronQdo Drive Clearwater, Florida Front l.'eet Amount . 469037 90 Lot 6 60 312,92 Lot 7 ., 100 521.53 Lot g ~lm. H. Bartnick 420 Hcunden Drive Clearwater, Florida 70 60 365 . 07 312092 Lot 9 Lot 10 i':m. H. Bartnick Lot 11 John & Hazel Teube1 410 Humden Drive Clearwater, Florida Hazel Verba 406 Hcunden Drive Clearwater, Florida Haz'el Verba 312092 312 .92 60 312 .92 60 60 Lot 12 Columbia 3ubdivision Lot 1 No. 5 ,Harold K. Gleason 1004 Wood crest 0'treet Clearwater, Florida Frank Bouman 1046 5th St. No. ,3t. Petersburg, Flor ida Frank --Bouman ~~~ 312 ,,9~ 312 .92 12)'.2 642053 Lot 2 60 60 Lot 3 Lot 4 George H. Karay P.O. 297 Wyoming, Illinois George N. Karay George N. Karay 339.00. 339.00 339,00 65 65 65 Lot 5 Lot 6 Lot 7 George J. Poulos 413 Lyons Street Flint, r.Uchigan George J. Poulos Katherine L. Robertson 445 Harnden Drive Clearwater, Florfda Katherine L. Robertson Katherine L. Robertson 65 339.00 65 339.00 60.61.. 316.10 60 312.092 60 312~ 92, 60 312 .92 .' 65 65 339.00 339.00 Lot g Lot 9 Lot 10 Lot 11 Lloyd i~ite Skinner Subdivision Lo~ I) City of Clearwater Lot 14 Lot 15 City o~ Clearwater City of Clearwater , . '~', - " , , ". .' "" " ":([:~~,~ :: '.... ,ffl.,,,, , .. . , :: '(:":~'I',.t'I?):, . ~ ~ :~~}~~I , " ..\ ..'.~... ::~I".,IJt;~"~t.~,\'~o-.~'I)'~ .... \ " ~ ::"1 ~~,'~t:.~:~r!;~\"~(;;'~~:~~;~~j~t:i:~\~:" , .- ".~ ,', <. <";~':,f' ";~';~'.~~ltj,I.;t" " .... ,"r ,., :;81: ' ,,: - ::,~,~.;",j:j~fN~,~y~'::;;'~.~;6~\'t,;?~t~y' ,':",c ..,' .' ,\)~ ' " .' :: '.~; I"i.' f.~i?:v,,,Ji\";:01j}Cr)i',:,i~i'V,;>:'i.";:,;;':"; ,.",'\/."'. " '".', " ',', , ,,'" N:::;/\: ,.'" :'. . . ;,).>~~ \ "1."-' T,., ,~ l\::~~'( .,'~ ': , ";" .,~; '!.l \' '. , , ", .", Assessment, Sanitary Sewer System. ~outh Cle&rwater Beach, Gont'd. Page 4 Proper~ Owner Llovd White Skinner subd. I Cont'd. LOt- 10 City of C1earwuter Front Fet3t AlIlount $ 60 60 60 60 60 60 312 .92 312 .92 312 . 92 312 .92 312 . 92 312 .92 312 .92 312 .92 312.92 312 .92 312.92 312.92 312092 312.92 312.92 312.92 312.92 312.92 Lot 17 Lot 18 Lot 19 Lot 20 Lot 21 Lot 22 Lot 23 Lot 24- Lot 25 Lot 26 Lot 26~ Lot 27 Lot 2g Lot 29 Lot 30 Lot 31 Lot 32 Lot 33 City of Clebrwater City of Clearwater City of Clearwater City of Clearwater City of Clearwater City of Clearwater City of Clearwater City of Cle~rwater 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 City of Clearwater City of Clearwater City of CleaMlater City of CleQrwater City of Clearwater City of C1eQrwat~r City of Clearwater City of Cleilrwater City of Clearwater \'1. D. Owens 609 No. Glenwood Avenue Clearwuter, Florida 60 312092 60 3.12.92 60 312.92 60 312.92 '60 312.92 60 312.92 60 312.92 60 312.92 60 312 .92 60 312 .92 60 312 .92 Lot 34- Lot 35 Lot 36 Lot 37 Lot 3g Lot 39 Lot 40 Lot 4-1 Lot 42 Lot 4-3 Lot 60 . , Lot 61 ..' " . ", ;.,.. ~'i. D. Owens W. D. Owens \'[. D. Owens vl. D. Owens W. D. Owens W. D. Owens IN. D. Owens W. D. Owens ~l. D. Owens w. D. Owens Robert C. Hohn 10945 Longwood Drive Chicago 43, Illinois Henry A. Verhulst 315 Gulf View Blvd. CleQ~ater, Florida 60 312.92 60 '. L .~.;.., ',.' ;;::~~'~:;;;~f;:\?'it''''1fr;~~~~ ','.. b"" .j . ';\i ".:1 .,"'1 '! ;.'~ , , I" ~ .... ": '\.,,' .' ";,,. . ,:'. '~{i'!:;~",~:~?:i".>"~'~'~( '':,'~'"'' ".." .'...... . , ! ' 'j Assessment, Sunitary Sewer Sy~tem, South Clearwater Beach, Cont'd. Page 5 Property Lloyd White Skinner Lot 62 Lot 6.3 Owner 3ubd. Cont'd. Jos. & r9IL~ Caltig1rone 2007 20th St. Tampa, Florida Anast N. Notopoulos 334 Coronado Drive Clearwuter, Florida Ruby Conley 904 Turner Street Clearw~ter, Florida Helen L. Quigley P. O. Box 2695 Tampa, Florida Harold G. Lanha:n .327 Gulf View Blvd. Clearwater, Florida 312.92 Front }t"eet Amount 60 $ 312.92 60 312.92 Lot 64 60 .312.92 Lot 65 60 312.92 Lot 66 60 Lot 67 ZOa.h B. Cwnpbell u. S. High'iJay Lake Wales, Florida 312.92 60 Lot 68 C. Eugene Bennett 65 Sheridan Avenue New York City, N. Y. Phillip B. & ~ary Jtovin 347 Gulf View Blvd. Clearwater, Florida 310.$.3 60 312.92 Lot 69 59.60 Lot 70 Helen Muriel Stickel 351 Gulf View Blvd. Clearwater, Florida 312.92 60 Lot 71 Bruce W. Skinner Dunedin, Florida 313.59 60.13 Lot 72 Lucy fll. Simmons 401 Gulf View Blvd. Clearwater, Florida 312 .92 312 .92 60 60 Lot 73 Lot 74 Lucy r~. Simmons Carl H. ~elson 411 Gulf View Blvd. Clearwater, Florida Carl H. Nelson ~y~!~ 417 Gulfview Blvd. Clearwater, Florida ~ a.. '1?1~ Vera. Oe-Ftl~ingc3 260076 312 .92 60 10 312 .92 52.15 No.lO ft. of Lot 75 Lot 75 less No. 10 ft~ 50 60 Lot 76 Lot 77 Charles F. Boyer 421 Gulfview Blvd. Clearwater, Florida J 12 .92 60 Lot 7$ Milton R. Wright 427 Gulfview Blvd. Cleurwater, Florida '312.92 60 Lot 79 'I'rice M. Bell 431 Gulfview Blvd. Clearwater, Florida 312. 9~.' 60 ~ "~\~~:;~,:~~tW~1?~%~~j::;',il,,~,f;:;:"'::':;"i '", e_,.' . ..,.i',.... ~ ,'.:. 4 Assessment, Sanitary Sewer System, South Clearwater Beach, Cont'd. Page 6 Propertx Lloyd ~lhite Skinner Lot 80 Owner Subd. Cont'd. Ph!11p ~. Bruce 305 Gulfview Blvd. 8learwater, Florida A:~ A~Fif1~ 439 Gulfview Blvd. Clearwater, Florida Lucy M. Simmons r"'ront j.'eet Amount 60 $ 312 .92 Lot ~l 60 60 312.92 312 . 92 Lot 82 Lot 83 Charles B. Pierce, Jr. 445 Gulfview Blvd. Clear~at~r, Florida Frank Muscarella 24 30. Ft. Harrison Ave. CleQrwater, Florida 312 .92 312.92 60 312.92 Lot 84 60 60 Lot 85 Lot 86 less 3E'ly 31.e6 ft. SE'ly 31.86 ft. of Lot 86 \If. D. Owens 28 .14- 146.76 w. D. Owens, et al Joe Regueiro 210 S. Franklin St. Tampa, Florida Joe Regueiro Jl~a6 60 166.16 312 092 Joe Regueiro George J. Motter 312 Coronado Drive Clearwater, Florida Ann Dolezal 33.54- 174.92 50 50 260D76 260.76 No. ~ of Lot 112 So. ; of Lot 112 Gilbert W. Stowell 309 Coronado Drive Clearwater, Florida Gilbert W. Stowell 50 25 260.76 130.38 Anast N. Notopoulous 312 Gulfview Blvd. Clearwater, Florida Anast N. Notopoulous Anast N. Notopoulous An(;j,st N, Notopoulous Anast N. Notopoulous Anast N. Notopoulous 25 130038 50 260.76 50 260.76 50 260.76 50 260.76 50 260.76 Lot 113 Lot 114- Lot 115 Lot 116 Lot 117 Lot 118 Antonio Caltigirone- P. O. Box 5045 Tampa, Florida Antonio Caltigirone 50 50' 260.76 260.76 Lot 119 ,,-,. '" .. """,;. .': ~~-:. l'. -':',',' : t:-~~~(;~'~: \~::~\T~~~~~~;.:.;-:~t~~7~r' ,',' '. ,':; ii" " ':,1 .~ .,-~ ".':.\tj' . . ,:,:1'- ,.'>i . ~.>."< .; '. ... . . ~ \ ~',:' , . '.'.. " ... ~". '.' ~: ... " ~". ' : '. , \~,;: ' "': ~ '1' .; ,,' ..".,\;- Assessment, Sanitary Sewer System, South Clearwater Beach, Cont'd. Puge 7 ~. I . ,u .', propar~ Lloyd Y ita Lot 120 Skinner Owner Subd.. Cont'd. Clara L. Miller 350 Coronado Drive Clearwater, Florida J.'ront Feet AmOWlt '!. 70 . 365.07 Lot 121 Oliv.er B. Bucher ,> 400 Coronado Drive '1. . " ." ~ .".. ClearWater, Florida 62034 325 .12 <l~~ lli~Jft~ Lot 122 Thomas Jchneider 406 CoronCido Drive Clearwt"1ter, Florida 50 260.76 No. ! of Lot 123 Thomas Schneider 25 130.38 ,'.;,. J. :'--" p> "',.,. " ..:'( " So. i of Lot 123 Aaron &: Fanny H. Pepper 412 Coronado Drive Cl ear\vClter, Florida 25 130.38 Lot 124 Aaron & Fanny H. Pepper 50 260.76 ", Lot 125 Howard Go. Inc. 50 260.76 Lot 126 Howard Co. Inc. 50 260.76 Lot 127 Albert F. Shouse 461 Gulfvie"w'J Blvd. Clearwater, F'lor ida 50 260.76 Lot 12g S. &. Narion Agedal 143 Harding R.oad Buffalo, New York 50 260.76 Lot 129 .., &. Marion Aged al 50 260.76 v. Lot 130 ~'1. D. Owens 50 260.76 Lot 131 '1'1, D. Owens 50 260.76 Lot .132 W. D. Owens 50 260.76 Lot 133 W. D. O\.Jens 50 260.76 Lot 134- W. D. Owens 50 260.76 Lot 135 w. D. Owens 98 511.10 Rep1at of.' Baysides Subdivision Lot 3 James !>!ele 94 Devon Drive Cle arwat e r ,F'lorid a 60 312.92 Lot 4 Frank \'1. \volff 98 Devon Drive Glear\vater, Florida 74.99 391.09 Lot 5 Philip Voulis 100 Devon Drive Clearwater, Florida 75 391.15 Lot 6 Philip Voulis 75 391.1; Lot 53 Christopher Hubert .. ,. 671 S. Saginaw Street .. Pont lac J ;.1ichigan 150 782.30 " j. "r\!' , . .t':' ,:a:. ~ ..' ~::Jo"i ".'1 , :'n~:r~:r~{f::-;:;~;;Es;t, ~"v:~:'\'?";' ,.i '.~ '" -:-1 .f:, /', l ~ "{':., i'.c',..... ~:,':\; '. . I.<t: tfY.::'..:i '> ':.. \i,:.'t~/,: t :i l' , ,I' ..~~ ,. . i~~i, "1~' ~':'I I 'li . " r~)L '~i :r~:.'5:, I .~ :.\..~?~.~., :~: ~tl..;":'~ ~:::\ _,', ..... ~f . ~ ~. "'",?1} '1~it-,1.';:O' ~t. " ,1", ""t':Jf1,.'4' 1 >, . ' .\ ~. \f{,~;li;~~~\;~lfl~~'j, 1~\! . ~,,('.f/'J~I;h..t-'l,,;;t.~~ ,\ .' '. 0 ;'f"~'iiril~;~r' ~l~l~ ~}:\::'", j ll.,\\h ,E. ;.d "J- 't \:11t".rf~,{i ~ii. ..~,:(,.}.,d. ..~.\t\$ ~~J *" 1. \ I~l~l~ri{ ~i> ~j.~\ 'J'~;b' \:-\::~ ~~ ~.!~;:, ~:-}{ ~~{ ;,:: :;: ~~I~:~~;~1' :" . '.' 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".;;,:;:?');r,}: '//;~;:\; .:; u; . ," ,~rt.c."V./~(:,..,.:,.., ----... '"'" " "", \ ., . ,,:,';\ "".;~~ . ':", :.": :;:..... ~;. ,.,":.:..;({/; : . ~""'.'\//;2. .:.' '.c.: ::',. ., "." ".,.;,'''';,.) '., !' ,.. ii. . '.' "" ;';, , ':'" :\:;. ".: . ..'0;': . ,::::; ,'" :;;;': , 'I\::"?.':~ ..,. ../, :.' "c",:: ::;:'i .': ,',' ,.... Amount " ".' ';:~', .. ':. ~~::' ,~.;~ 625.89 , :~, ::;' '.. ::~ )~:; . : /i,::_;,~:t~t: 625089 i".' ",'.' . . '<''':It;~ . .' :~r;t:.i~~~~; $47,059029".,::.;>.,: ;::":';\';Y:1~~}; }~It\ .; :'';,:~r.' ' ?, '. . ':.,'~ 0::, , ..... ....)~..~~;lt~ . ", . .....,~ .....'?,'t~ , . . .. :~~" .' ~ .~:: J.:. .... :;i}2~ <:;.~\I . /'-:'~:;::~I ::':U.i{ .><~~ "(~}~t ,I" '~::l.,i~\~;,;. '~, .... ('~~. . O,i., t ' i~;:~k\ ,,::.,q~ : ~;,';.4,\, , ' ~, .. ~[ ;,:-: .\ :;f~'; !~t}~~'"' '" ~\:.\ ':~. ,~,~,~\~: ~):~. -'" ~:~~':Hf;r~1 / ,.,.,..,\ it i~f,~i~\)111i,. ..;; ':'l()~ii,:,; . . .l'. __,F i"~'.,.;, ~~~~;i~~i< . . " I ~ .\ "", '., J J ,'{ , > :~ .,t ~ '1 -1 , ~ ! .':j.' 1 1 Ji. .l f'\', ,I 1 ~~ 1 ,'~ ~~ .1 ., 5: ';l l << ":1 .. ..~ ;(f.:~. o .. ,,< .~\, I :if i 1- ., .~ :,~ .;. ?:. .t .,~ .~ :.i q '\ .~ "', .';.'... <. ,; CZTY CONIMISSION MEETING March 7, 1955 The City Comm3ssion of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at C�ty Hall, Monday, March 7, i955, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present•. Herbe�t M. Brown Jack Russell W. E. Strang, Jr. Guy T,. Kennedy J. N. Bohannon A1sa present were: F. C, Middleton Chas. M. Phillips, G. T. McC�airmia S. Lickton Mayor-C omm is sione r Commissioner Commissioner Corr¢nis sioner Commissioner City Manager Jr. City Attorney �hief of Police City Engineer The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Commissioner Bohannon. Commissioner Strang moved that the minutes of the regular meeting o.� February 21st be approved in accordance with copies furnished each member in writing. Motion was seconded by coramissioner Russell and carried unan imou s ly . The City Manager reported that six bids had been received to supply sum�er uniforms for the Police Department and the Fire Department. The i�ids were read as iollows: McCain Uniform C�,, Birmingham �l,c;$�,60 Martins Uniforms, Tampa 1,780.b5 Bob Johnson Uniform Co., Jacksonvills 2,033�$0 Donald S. Lavigne, Miami 1,650.90 Kaley Shirts, Inc., Biscoe, N.C. (shirts only) 4,36,32 Plymotxth P�ck Shirt Co., New York, N.Y. (shirts only) 49p,2p After tabulatior., the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid o£ �1,650.90 irom Donald S. Lasigne Companp o£ Miami. CQmmissioner Kenne3y moved that �he recommendation of the Cit3r Managex ana the Chief of Police be approved and that a purchase order be executed to Donala Lavigne, Miami, for purchase of Police and Fire Departmen� unif�rms in the amount af �1,650,90. Motion was secon�ied by �ommissioner �ohannon and carried unanimously. Regarding the bids opened at the last meeting far 5Up steel sign posts, the City Manager reco:nmended accepting the 1ow bid of �965.00 from the Hunt Company, Detroit, Michigan. Commissianer Kennedy moved that the City ManagerTs recommenda- tion be approved and that the contract be awardsd to the Hur.t Company af Detroit, Michigan, for the p�archase of 5DQ ten foet steel channel poats per Citp speci£ic3- tions at a cost of �p1.93 each or a total purchass order of �965.00. Motion was sec�nded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. In regard to the hids for Comprehensive General Liability and Propzrty Damage Tnsurance, the City Manager reported that hs had discussed the bids received wzth the Finance Department and the Purchasing Department and had checked the rating of the twu insurance �ampanies inval;red. He recommended that the insurance be re-awarded to the company that is no�v holding the policy, Travelers Insurance Compan�, as he felt that �.t was the best bid. Mr. Y. F. Wedig, representing the American Fire and Gasualty Company of Orlando, Florida, prntested the awarding of the bid to the other company at a higher rate, statino that his company was an old established company and v;ould follow the common policy of re-insuring part of the risk with other znsurance comp�.r.ies. Mr, Roger Bouchard, agent f�r Travelers Insurance Companq, reported that his company's bid had been based on the same experience table and he did not see how it i,ras possible for t�e other company to submit such a low bid if they were to provide the same coverage, and he suggested that a careful comparison be made between the two bicis before any final action was taken. Commissioner Russell moved that the subject be tabled until the Commission can have further investioation on th e build-u� of the estimated premium cost. Motian was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Manager said he would have a comparative analSsis of the two bids made to pz•esent at the next meeting and requested the agents of the twa companies to furnish him a de�ailed report on coverage contained in their bids. The City Manager s�tated that the low bid of �1, 5'70.20 from the M& H Valve & Fitting �ompany, Anniston, Alabama, for 25 six inch oate valves and 6 eight inch gate valves did not inr.lude the accessorie�. After contactzng the low bidder, he was informed that the M& H Valv� & Fitting Corapany would furnish the accessories at no additional cost; therefore, he recommendea accepting their bid. Commissior.er Bohannon inoved that the proper parties be authorized to place this order in accordance wit h the recommendat ion of the City Manager. Motion was seconded by CAmmissioner Strang and carriPd unanimously. The Mayor announced the continuation of the Public Hearix�g on the request of �r. J. E. Satteriield to permit R-1� usage of the north 1$0 fee� of Tract A, and also a request to permit Business usage of the west 50 ieet of the south 100 feet of Tract A, Hil].cre'st Drive Re-Sub. Tkie Gity Attorney read the request from Mr. Satterfie].d and the original recommendation from the Zonin� Board which vras that tne first request be approved and that the second concerning business usage be denied. After �he matter was r.eferred back to the Zoning �oard for explanation _�_ C2TY COMMISSl'ON MEETING March %, 1955 of the reasons for the recommendation on the first request concerning the R-4 usage, the Zoning hoard recommended that no action be taken until plans for a project or develo�ment of the area are presented. M.r. Satterfield who was present withdrew his request �'or Eusiness usage of the West 50 feet of the south 1Q0 feet of Tract A. He addressed the Commission in his own behalf s�ating that the hardshyp lay in his inability to sell th e land as a site for ar. apartment house under the present zoning. Mr. John Burnison, adjacent property owner, told tho Commission he approved of grantin�; the rec�uest f�r t:ze R-4 zoning. Mr. R. L. Kilpatrick, attorney for Mr. an�i Mrs. James R. Lewis, reported that many csf the property owner� in the immediate neighborhoad were opposed to any such change in zoning designation as they had relied on the protecti on of R-1 and R-2 zoning when they built their houses. He presented a petition signed by thirty-nine property oY�ners objecting to the grantin� of the reqi�est. Commissioner I�ennedy moved that the City go on record as urholdin� the Zoning Board in their requiremen� and dsny this request. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The Gitg Attorney read on its first reading Ordinan_ce 67�. which declared the CityQs intention to annex part o£ Druid Acres Fi.rst Addition. Commiss?oner Strang moved that Ordinance b7y. be passed on its first readin�. Motian was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimousl�, Commissioner Stran� moved that Ordinance 674 be considered on its second reading by title only by unanimous consent of the Commission. Mot�on was seconded by Commissioner �'ohannon and carried unanimously. The Gity Attorney read Ordinance 67t� by title only. Commissioner Strang maved that Ordinance 67�. be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unaninl�usly. Cnmmission�:r Strar_g moved that Ordinance 674 be considered on its third readin� by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Gommissioner Bohannon and carried unanimousl,R•, The City Attorney read the Ordinance in fu.tl. Commissioner Russell moved that C)rdinance b74, intention to annex Bruid Acres lst Addition, be pas�ed and adopted on its triird and final reading. Motion was seconded by Cammissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reported that there had been no objections to Ordinance 6'J3 declaring the City�s intention to annex Betty Lane Heights 2nd Additzon; therefare, he read on its first reading Ordinance 675 which v�ould annex Betty Lane Heiohts 2nd Addit ion. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 675 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. Cormissioner Strang mo•ved that Ordinance 675 be considered on its second reading by title only by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion �rtas seconded by Commissioner Bahannon anzi carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordir_ance 67S by title r,nly. Commissi oner Russell moved that Ordinance 675 be passed on its second readino by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang a,nd carried una�nimously. The City Attorney reForted that changes in the O.A.S,I, law made it possible to include ur.der Social Security those City em�loyees who are ineligible for the Pensian Plan. He 5aid previausly a ballot had been �ent to �he employees and they had voted almost unanimously that they would like to have Social Security coverage. Although th e Commission has already agreed to execute the standard form of contract to put this into effect January 1, 1955, he said it wouJd be necessary to pass an Ordinance in order to make the State*s f iles complete. He read on its first reading Ordinance 676 relating to Old Age and Surv_vors Insurance. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordz nance 676 be passed on it3 first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rpssell and carried unanimously. Commissinner Russell moved th�t Ordinance 676 be considered on iL•s second readino by title anly by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried urianimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 676 b�r title only. Commissioaer 5trang moved that Ordinance 676 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimou sly. Corru�assioner Russell moved that Ordinance 676 be considered on its ;,hi:rd and final. reading by unanimous consent of the Comma.ssion. Motion was secanded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. ThQ City Attorney read the Ordinance in full� Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 6�6 be passed and adopted on its -Ghi�d reading and the proper of£icials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Comma.ssioner Kennedy an d carried unanimously. Mr. H. H. Baskin, Sr., appeared before the Commissxon requesting the Gity to write a l�t�er to the Ax�my Engi.neer Corps in Jacksonville showing that the City will offer no objection to the granting of an applicatian on the part �f H. H. Baskin and Associates to permit drsdging and filling on property owned Uy the applican.ts at the south end of Clea.rwate.r Beach adjacent to Hamden Drive according to plans submitted. He prasented a sketch of the proposed Bayside #3 Subdivision showing a tentative seawall line as requested by the Gitye It was wish of the Commission that Mr. $askin submit a proposal designating an exact seawall line in relationship to certain permanent mark�rs witl�in the proposed subaivision. Mr. Baski� stated that he would have Pdr, Leo Butler prepare sueh sketch for the Commission's approval. Upon inquiry from the Mayor as to where � the a the ' �' � �� CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 7, 1955 fil.l was coming from, Mr. Baskin sL•ated it was their i�ention to secure the entire fi11 from the basin north of the fuurth finger if possible, �nd that he anci his associates would be willing to qui.t claim to the City �he submerged tract lying east of the chanr,el (to �hich the� ha�re title for fill purgoses only) provided �he City would agree for them to �et additional f�.11 from that source i£ i� shauld prove to be necessary. CoB¢nissic�ner Strang moved that the appropriats of£icials of the City be and they are hereby authorized to write a letter to the U.S. Engineers assenting to the granting of the appiica�ion Mr. Baskin had asked� secundly, that appropriate o£f�_aials be authorized to receive a quit claim deed to bhe land across the channsl fr��m t�he fourth finger which has besn formerly discussed, and that appr�priat,e offic3als be authorized to give him a permit if necessary on trust for an app'lication by him to take fill �eaterial from the land to be quit-claimed and fa°om other adjacent areas a�proved by thE C�.ty. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rus��ell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read on its third reading Ordinance 671 which would declare the City�s i�tenti on to annex Salls Subdivision Units l, 2 and 3, Commissianer Strang moved that Ordinance 671 be passed and adopted on third and final reading. Motion was seconded by �omm,issioner Kennedy an d carried unanimously. 'i'he City Attorney reac't a Resolution changing the name of Overbrook Street betzveen Betty I,ane and Kings Highwap to Fairmont Stree� to avoid confusion with Qverbraok Avenue which runs north and south. Commissioner Strang moved that �he Resolution be adopted and �he proper o£ficials be authorized to execute it and that the inf ormation be given the Fire Department, Poii�e Department, Chamber of Commerce and Post Office, MBtion was seconded by Co��.ssioner Russell and carried unanimouslq. A Resolution was read by the City Attorney assessing the sanitary sec�er installed in Gulf View Boulevard 120 feet south of Third Street to tY�e intersection of Hamden Driye, in Coronado Drive 21�3,6 feet south of Third Street L•o the in�er- section of Hamden Drive, and in Hamden Drive from First Street to Gulf View E;�u7.evsrd. Commissianer Strang movsd that the kesolution be passed and adopted and the proper officials b e authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commis�ianer Russe3l and carried unanimously. A Resolut ion was read dedicating the City praperty described as the wes� eleven feet of the north 621 feet of Lot D and the east l�g feet of Lot E, Nero� Country Club Addition, as a public street to be knov�n as Stadium Drive. Commzssioner Russell moved that the Resolution of dedication of Stadium Drive be adopted a�nd th� proper o�ficiaZs b� authorized to execute it. Motion was seaonded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that three fire hydrants on Mandalay Boulevard north oi the Carlouel fence are rusted out and nee� replaceraent� Ii� estimated the new fire hydrants would cost �200.00 eac� and recommended that a work order be approved for �b00.00. Commissioner Strang moved a work order be approved in the am�unt of �600.00 to replace three fire hydrants. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. A letter was read from Juvenile Court Judge William G, Gardiner requestin� approval of appointment of Detective Sergeant E. Lester Marston as Special Assistant Counse].or of the Juvenile Court without comgensation. The Police Chief explained that each Police Department as a cooperative measure has one man designated to assume such a position with the Juvenile Caurt in order to comply with thr; Juvenile Law. He said this one man can handle any juvenile prablem that comes up including apprehension of juvenile deZinquents and investigatian of the cases. Commissioner Russell maved that the City Go�issinn approve the appointment o£ E. Lester MarsLon as Juvenile Counselor. Motion was seconded by Gommissioner Kennedy and carried unanimouslp. The City Attoxney read a letter addressed to the Gommission by the Ci�q Clerk in which att�nt ion was called to the fact that the Gity oi Glearwater tax certificates from the year 1930 to 193t�, inc? usive, „aill b�come twenty years old on June 3rd of this year. The letter also suggested that delinquent taxes might possibly be collected if the Czty should file application ior tax deed on such. propertq. Commissi.oner Bohannon moved the suggestion be approved and tk�a� the City Clerk and the City AtGorney proceed with this work as outlined. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedp and carried ur,animdusly. The City Attorney read an application from i�ir. Robert C. Schmid for germission to erect a tE! by $f masonite sign on his px�operty on Coronado Drive, Lot �., Columbia Subdivision #1�, to advertise the lo� £or sale as a mot�l �ite, The City Attorney read the Zoning Board+s recommendation which was thab the rsquest be denied since this would be a Commercial Sign in a residential area. The City Attorney pointed out that this could be considered a Real Estate sign but the limitation on the size oi real estate si�ns was six square feet in area. Commissioner Russell moved that the requsst from R, C, Schmid for a commerci�l sign on Coronado Drive, Lot 1�, Cfl1umbia Subclivision #4, be d�nied as per the Zoning Board's recommendation. Motirn was seaonded by Commissioner S�rang and aarried unanimously. Commissioner Russell asked to be excused from the meeting at 4:59 P.M. r �; 2 �1 I _�d CITY GOMMTSSION MFETING March 7, 1955 Concerning the progosed job classification survey and pay plan for City employees, the Ci,ty Manager said this work is considered a pro£essional service and is not a biddable pr�position but it is possib].e to get proposals from the various companies, fIe presented a proposal from Griffenhagan 8c Associates which xncluded an itemized sche�Cttle of the work �o be done in designing a job classification plan, designing a pay plan to cover the positions, and agreeing to ta:egin the performance of services immediately, the work ta be finished in three months time. The I�Ianager said the firm i�ad submitted a price o.f �2,300.00 far the entire work described includin� one mastar copy of the plans. He reported that the cnst wa.s lower than estimates of �2,700.OQ and �3,200.00 from other aompanies becaL�sE this company was already making a similar survey in Tampa. It was the opinion of the Gommissioners th�t the City would need at least ten copies of the pl�n and th�t it would be helgful if the k�ork were camplete� before budget time. Commissioner 5trang suggesi;ed that Section 2-d, concerning suggesci4ns as to methods for placinP the pay plan in eiiect, sh.ould be expanded �o cover a period of four or five years. Commissioner Eohannon moved thab the Coirun�ssion appr�ve i4Ir. Middletonts emgloying this part�cular sirm at an amount af �2,200.00 which we understand v,�ill provide for one copy of the report and nev;otiate f�r nine rnore copies subject to his getting an acceptable price on the additiona7. nine copies. Motion was secondsd by Commissioner Stran� and carried unanimously. The City Manager• reported the Finance Degartment had requested approval of transferring �$Q,OOO.00 from the Gi;ar.ette Tax Fund to the General Fund. Commissioner Strang moved that $�$O,�J00.00 be transferred according to the reque$t of the Finance Depar°tmen'�. Motian was seconded by Commiss3oner Bohannon and carried unanimausly. It v�as requested by the Finance Department that �50,000.00 be transfe.red from the Uti].ity Fund to the Gene�al Fund, Comrnissioner Strang moved that � �50,0OO.00� be transferred from the Utility Fund to the General Fund according to the Finance DepartmentTs request. Motion was seconded bs= Gommissianer Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Manager re,ported that Mr. G. A, Peterson, Cour.ty Director of Public Udorks, had informed him that the County had secured the right-o#'�way ior Keene Road from Gulf-to-Bay ta Druid Ro�d providin� the City wi 11 pay �$50.00 ior 43 fruit trees in the right-of-way. He explained tha.t this would be the only cost bo the City, that the County would pave, curb and gutter the proposed street, the width to be 30 feet and the right-of-way 60 feet. He said the grQperty owners had agreed to this proposal if the work was finished wi�hin 12G days, Commissioner Kenn�edy moved that the expenditure of �$50.00 be authorized for paymen� for iruit L•rees in the right-of-way of Keene Road extended between Druid Raac' on the south and Gul.f-to-Bay Boulevard on th� north in acceptance of the prapos�al of the County to obtain right-of-way, pave the street with curb and gutter wi.thout any further cost to the City, and in acc�rdance with the property o�ners' request that it be completed within 120 days. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unar�imous ly . The Mayor announced that a le�islative meet:.ng was schedu�ed for $;00 P.I�, on Monday, March 7th, where the Gity Commission would have the oppartunity to consult with the Pinellas County leGislative delegation. He said the Ci±y pttorney had prepared several new acts which must be advertis�d for 30 days before pre.�entation at the Legislature, two of which were permissivE acts concerning enlargement of and increasin� the benefits under the City Pension Fund and the Firements per_sion Fund. The City Manager recommended the installation of 200 f eet of two i�ch water ntain on Unzon Street east of Dou�;las Avenue at an e�timatsd cost of �170.00, check f or �vhich is on deposit. Commissioner Strang moved the utility imPr�vem�nt in the arnount of �].70.00 be approved and the proFer officials be authorized to execute the contracL. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. It was recommended by the City Manager that a two inch water main be installed on Duncan Avenue in Oak Acres Unit 6 at an estimated cost of �590.00, check for which is on de osit. Commisszener Strang moved that the utility improvernent in the amount oi �590.Q0 be agproved and that the proper ofiicials be autY±orized to sign the accompanying corttract. Motion vaas seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented a 1�esolution requirir_g iive property owners to c].ean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissianer Strang moved the Resoluti.an be adopted. Mo*ion was seconded hy Co.mmissianer Bohannon and carried unanimously. The Commi.ssa.on now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund admitted Lois A. Barlow, biller in the Gas and Water Department and Richaz�d John Harding, officer, Police Deparbment, to membership in the Pension Plan on a motion by Commissioner Strang which was secc;�ded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. There being no iurthPr business to comP before the Commissian, ths meeting was adjourned at 5:23 P.M. A�t e st : , • City Audi r and Clerk ayor- ommiss' er CITY CQMMISSION MEETING March 7, 1955 T�iayor �.erbert M. Brown March �., 1955 Cornmisaioners: Jack Russell, W. E. Strang, Jr. Guy L. Kennedy, J. N. Bohannon Gentlemen• The City Commi�s�.on wi11 meet in Regular Session on Monday, March 7, 1955, in the City Hall AuditArium for the purpos� of discussing the items listed on the attached agenda. Meeting time will b� 1:3� P.M. FCI�! : s Enclosures Very truly yours, /s/ F. C. Middleton Citq Manager Agenda - City Coramission Meeting of March ?, 1955 Re�ular City Hall Auditorivau 1:30 P.M. l. Invocation, The Rev. Robert Coleman, First Christian Church. 2. A�proving the minutes of the Regular l�ieeting of Februai:y 21, 1955. 3• Opening of bids for Suanmer Uniforms %r Pclice and Fire Departments t�. Awarding o�' bids for : A. Stee1 Channel Yasts. B, Comprehensive General Li�bility and Property Damage Insurance. C. Gate Valves. 5. Continuation of Public Hearing from January 17, 1955• J. E. Satterfielci {lJ Request to permit R-l� usage of the North 15Q' of Traet TMAtt, Hillcrest Drive Re-Sub., an area presen�iy zoned R-2. (2) ftequest to permit TMBusinessTM usage of thP West 50' of the South 100' of Tract nAn xillcrest Drive Re-Sub., which area is presEntly zoned R-2. 6. Commission's consideration of items irom the City At�orney�s Office A. Ordinance �6?4, Intention ta Annex �ruid Acres, First Aadition. B, Ordir_ance 675, Annexation o.� Secon3 Addition to Bet�y Lane Heights Subdivision. C. Ordinance �676, Providino fo: social security coverage £or employees not under pension plan. D. Ordinance �6'71, Intentian to Annex Salls Subdivision. E. Resolution changing name of Overbrook St. to Fais7aont S�. F. Assessmenb Reso�ution for Sanitarg Sewer in an area located at the south end of Clearwater Beach. G. Dedicatinn and naming of Stadium Drive. 7. Commission's consxderation of: A. Replacing Fire Hydrants. B. Appointment of E. Lester Marston to Juvenile Court. C. Tax deeds for the City of Clearcvater (City C�Zerk ), D, Request from R, G. Schm�d for a Commercial Sign on Coronado DriBe, Lot 4, Columbia Subdivision #4. $. Utility Improvements. 9. Lot Mowang Applications. 10. Any item n�t on the agenda will bE conszdered with the consent oi the Commission. Adjustment Commission actiug as Trustees for the Pension Plan. To: Mr. F. C. Nidd�eton P�iarch i�, 1955 From: Mr. 0. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board Subject: Request a£ Mr, J. E, Satterfield The Zoning Board recommends that r�e take no action on the request until such time as a project or deve].opmenG of this area is presented to the Zoning Board for consideration. Att,ache� hereto is original request, PETITTON TO CITY OFFICIALS We, the Undersigned Residents surrounding J. E. Satterfield's �roperty of Tract trAr� Hillcrest Drive Re-Sub., being owners of property direc�ly affeGted, respectfully petition you and the I,ocal Zoning Board of Clearwater, Florida ier laying out the mag of the City oi Clearwater Zoning Restrictions, oppose the request of �T. �;. Satterfield to permit R-4 usage of the North 150 feet of Tract "a", HzllcresL Drive Re-Sub., an area presently zoned R-2; and the r equest of J. E. Satterf�eld to permit �Business�t usage of the TrVest 50 feet o£ the South lOd feet of Tract T�AT� Hillcrest Drive Re-Sub., which area is presently zoned R-2. Signed by thirty-nine persons CZTY COi�iI�1ISSI01l MEETTNG March 7, 1955 RESOI,UTION WHEREAS, a confusing situation has arisen as a result of the designation of a street known as Overbrook Street, which street runs from Betty Lane to Kings Highway, said confusion resulting from the fact that there is already a street designated as Overbrook Avenue within the City of Clearwater, and WHEREAS, after due consideratian the City Commis�ion has determined that the best interests of the City of Clearwater, its citizens and visitors will be served by changing the name of the street now designated as �verbrook Street to Fairmon� Street. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Cleaxwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: That �verbrook Street in the City oi �learwater, Flarida and as shown on the City maps as run:�ing fram Betty Lane to Kings Highway be and it is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as Fairmont Street, and that that street located in �he City of Glearwater, Florida, known as Overbrook Avenue be and shall hereafter continue to be Overbreok Avenue, tc�gether with any extensions t,hereof. PASSED AI�D ADOYTED this 7th day of March, A. D. 1955. �s/ Herbert M. Brown ATTEST: /s/ H. G. Wingo CITY AUDITOR AND GLERK �'m`�k�r�''r '�F#%r%F1=X�-'`�-'�#a=�F' h��r"X:�k��=�''ni-`%� %� '�F��i ��r�''ra=�=�F�yF %F��3F�'r�-��Fi��r`T=r��F' '�F�%r�r`�-`%r '�%x-Jr�F' X��=��%•=�`�' ry �==r��-"%�X=�'F-wr�' �r'"#�F RESULUTION OF DEDZCATION OF STADIUM DRIVE WHEREAS, the City of Clearwater, Florida, is the os,�ner of the lands hereinafter described, which is suitable and necessary for street purposes iar the construction of a street to be known as 5tadi wn Drive in the City of Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida, and V7HEREAS, a�ter due deliberation, the City Conmission has de'termined that i't is for the best interests oi the City tha`, such lands should be dedicated fo� street purposes, NOW, THEftEFORE, BE IT F.ESOLVED by the City �ommis sion of the City of Clearwaber Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: l. The following described land situate, located an�i being in the City of Cleaz•water, Pinellas Gounty, Florida: The West ELEVEN (].i ) FEET o£ the Aorbh SIX HUNDRED TVJENTY-ONE (�i21) FEET of Lot D, and the East FORTY-NIAjE t49? FEET of Lot E, NEW COUNTRY CLUB ADDITION, acaarding to the map or plat thereof as recorded in plat book 20, page 6�. of the public records of Pinellas County, Florida, be and the same is hereby dedicated, set aside and established as a public �treet known as Stadium Drive. PASS�D AND ADOPTED tl�is �th day of T+Iarch, A. D. 1955• ATTEST: /s/ Fi . G . Wingo CITY AUDITOR AnD CLERK /s/ Herbert M. Brown MAYOR-COMMISSIONER MT�TTT'TTTMM�f�I`TTMMT�(`TTTTTY�?��M�1'�MMM't`MMM��FT�YFM�MyFMTM,r%XT'1"1`�TMry�T��i �T%F%�FTM•i`�%�F��MMM^��FTMMTM Honorable Mayor and Councii Glearwater, Florida Gsntlemen: 219 County Building St, Petersburg, Fla. February 16, 1955 In Re: Sergeant E. Lester Marston V�le are requesting your permission and approval of appointment of Sergeant of Detectives E. Lester Marston as Special Assistant Counselor of tbe Juvenile C'ourt without compensa�ion and are also at this time directing a let�er to the Chief of Police of Clearwater in order to have his permission. Very truly yours, /s/ William G. Gardiner Judge, Juvenile Gour� WGG;emp Pinellas Countp 2 7�� CI�'Y COMMISSION MEE'�"IN� March 7, 1955 Honorable Board of City Commissioners Clearwater, Fla. Gentlemen: March 2, ].955 Certiiicates for taxes due the Cit}� oi Clearwater for the years 1930 to i934, inclusive, were sold on June 3rd, 193j, and may possib3y be adversely affected by what is usually referred to as the T�twenty year law" an Ac� of the 1947 Legislature. In a large number of cases, the amount of taxes due on individual proparties is too small to warrant foreclosure proceedings. In such cases, filing by the City of an application for tax deed on City-owned Certificates wou�d probably r�sult in the collection of the major portion of such taxes. In applying for a tax deed, it will be neces�ary for the City to advance money for advertising, the redemption oF any individually-owned certii5.cates, etc, However, funds now in our Unclaimed Redemgtion Fund account could be used for that purpose. Respectfully yours, /s/ H. G, Wingo, Ci�y Auditor and Clerk tIGW: LB cc• Mayor Brown Commissioner� Russell, Strang, Kenr.edy, Bohannon City Manager Middleton March 4, 1955 To: Mr. F`. C. Middleton, City Manager From: Mr. 0. H. Anderson, Secty. Zoning F3oard Subject: Sign Request of Robert C. Schmid The Zoning Board recommends that we deny the above request for the reason that this a Commercia:� Sign in a Residential Area. Attached is original application. RESOLUTION WHERE?.S: it has been deiermined by the Gity Corrunission of the Citp of Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weed.s, grass and�or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure o? the owr_er thereof to do so, the City should clean such prr�perty and charge the costs thereof agaxnst the respective property. NOW THERE�'ORE BE IT RESaLVED by the City Go�amission of the Gity of Glearwatert Florida, that the following described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned of weeds, Ft•ass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writin� to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to conply with said notice, the City shall per.form sueh cleaning and charge the costs thereof agains� the respective properties in accordance with Section 12$ of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. NAME Albert A. Haber 613 Franklin St. Tampa, Fla. Edith Homer � Homer Realty Cleveland St. City Emi1 Goss 5113 Seminole Ave. iampa, Fla. Thos. Nicholson 611 Bay Esplanade Clearwater Beach Kennedy & Strickland Co. $ly. Cleveland St. City DESCRIPTION Lot l, Black 16 Nlar.dalaq Lot 3, l�lock 16 i�andalay Lot 7, Block 62 Mandalay Lot $, Block 62 Mandalay Lots 7,$,g, and 10, Block A, Hibiscus Gardens COST 4.D0 � � o0 4.00 4.00 $.00 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commi.ssi.on of the City af Clearwater, Florida, this 7th dap of March, A. D, 1955. ATTEST: /s/ H. G. Wingo Ci�y Auditor and Clerk /s/ Herbert Ni. Brown Mayor-Commissioner GITY COMMISSION M�ETING March �, 1955 Mar. 1�., 1955 Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlsmen: � 7S" As Trustees of tha City of Clearwater Emplopees' Pension Fund, you are hei•eby no�ified that Lois A. Barlow, a biller in the Billin� Dept., �ammercial office, has been dulg exan;ir.ed by a local physiGian and designated hy him as a TMFirst C1assTM risk. The above empl.dyee began her service with the City on Aug. 23, 1954;. She is under !�5 years of age (born Ju1y 20, 1935) and meets the r equirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that she be accepteci into membership. Honorable Citp Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employses' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kar_e, Chairman /s/ Helen Peters /s/ Dick Nel�on February 21�, 1955 As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Richard J�hn Harding, an officer in the Police Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a TMFirst Classtt risk. The above employee began his service with the City on �ug. 20, 1g54. He is under l�5 years af age (born June 5, 192F) and me�ts the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by thE Advisory Committee that he bm accepted int� membership. V'ery truly yours, Advisary Com�itte� of The Empl�yees' Pens3.on Fu�d /s/ Paul Kane; �hairman /s/ Helen Peters /s/ Dick Nelson _____________e�______e__de___.,_______________________e��_emv____e__.._____ ____ 2 �� ORDIKAIHCE N0. 67i AN ORDTNANGE AS Af4�1�DED AECLARING 'PHE INTENTION OF THE CZTY OF CLEAR�Vt+TE� TO AN�TEX ACR�AGE TN VaHAT TS T'0 BE SALiS SUBDIVISLON UNiT 1 INTO THE GORPORATE LIMITS OI� THE CITY OF CI�EARv�ATER, FLURIDA, UPON TH� E�PIRATION OF �'HSRTY ( 30 ) DAXS FROP�i THE PA3SI�GE OF fiHIS Oft�:INANCE ACCORBII3G 'P0 THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 3��1.04, FLORIDA STATUTES, 1951; AND PROVIDING FOf3 TFiE EI�FECTIVE DA�'E. OF THIS ORDINitNCE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CI^tY COMMISSION OF 7.'HE CIT7� OF CLEi�R�dATER, FLORIDA: Section 1� Tkie City of Clearwater, acting b� and through its City Couuuiss3on, herebp declares its intention to annex into the corporate limits o� the City oi' Clearwa�er, T'lorida, the follawirsg described lands, as amended, lping cantiguous to the territorial limits of said City, which lands contain less than ten (10) registered voters> Begin a� the Southv�est corner oi' the South east Quarter {SE�) ai Section 22', `Pownship 29 South, Range 15 �ast and run thence Sou�h �9 �eg. 09• a5tt East, $35.0 feet along the Section line for Point of Beginning; thence North 0 deg. Z9+ z9tt Wes'� 1960.52 fee�; thence IVorth $9 deg. 10' 1�$T� West �3g.0 f.eet; thence North 0 deg. 19' ?9^ tVest 693•37 ?eet; thence htorth 0 deg. 19� 29" West 1$7,� feet; thence South $9 deg. llf 22" East 165,0 fe�t; thence South 0 deg. 19' 291i East 1$�.0 %eet; thence Sautk� $9 deg. lI4 22" East L1-5$,52 feet; thence North 0 deg. 021 37}i West I32q.27 f'eet; thence South $g deg. 09° Q1� East 290.0 fest; thence South 0 deg. 07t 51n East 2022.71 feet; thence North 89 deg. 10� l�$t� a�es� 126.92 feet; thence South 0 deg . 1$° 22�� East 1990•$4 feet; thence North $9 deg. 09t 05�T West 650.66 feet to Point of Beginning. Section 2. The Gity of C1ear.water, act:ng by and t�rou�h its City Commission intends to annex the foregoing lands according to the provisions of Section 171.04, Florida Statutes, 19�1, and to that end, t:�e Ca.tp Auditor and Clerk is hereby directed to publish this ordinance in the Glearwater. Sun, a news�aper p�blished in the City of Clearwater, o�ce a week for f�ur consecutive weeks imwediately after the passage o£ this Ordinance. SectYun j: This nrdinance sha11 become effective immediatelg u�on its passage. PASSEB ON F`IR'�� READING PASSED ON SEGdAID Rn:4DIiVG PASSED ON THIRD �1HD FIIJ; �, READING AAID ADOpTELI ATTEST: /s% H. C . V:ingo GITY AUDITOR APiD CLEk�K December 20, 1954 Januarp 3, I955 March 7, 1955 ; s/ Herbert Aq. Brown I�TfiYOR-C QNR�iISS IONE & m I AFFIDI�VIT STATE OF FLORIDA ) J COUM�Y OF PINELLA� ) - Before ms, the undersignad authority, personally appeared DORMAN Ae SALLS, who upon being by me duly sworns deposes and says: 1. That he is the owner of acreage in what i,s to be SALLS SUBDIVTSiON IIPdIT l, and i;ha� he has personal knowledge as to �he occupancy of the land embraced in said acreage, and that said tract of land to be annexed into the corporate licnits of the City of Clearwater contains less than ten (10} registered voters. , 2a That this affidavit is made in compliance with Section 171.01�, Florida Statutes, 3.951, and is made to induce the City oi Clear�vater to annex the ior�going acreage into its corporate limi�s. Further depoa�ent sayeth not. �7ITNESS my signature and officia3. seal at Clearwater, in the Cour�ty of Pinellas and the State of Florida� this 20th da� of December, A. D. i954o /s/ Dorman A. Salls Sjt70RN TO AND SIIBSCAIBED before me t his 20th day ot Decenber, A.D. 1954• �s/ Bery1 F. Sydnor Notary Public � � � 2 '� g` ORDZNANCE N0. 674. AN ORDINANCE DECLAR:ING THE INTEIVT,TON OF THE �I1'X 0�' CI,EARVIATER TO ANNE: ACREAGE IN WAAT IS TO B� DHUID ACRES FTRST ADDITION INTO THE CfDRPQRATE LIMTTS OF THE GITY OF C'L•Etliii�TATER, FLORSDA, ',UF'ON TH� EXPI�.ATION �F THSRTY (30} DAYS FROI�i THE PASSAGE OF THI� ORDI- NANCE ACCORDING TO TH� PROVISIONS OF SECTION 171.01�, FLORIDA STATUTES, 1951; AND I'ROVTDTNG FOR THE E�'F�CTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDT�TAIs10E. BE IT OR.DAINED BY THE CITY COi�1MISSION QF THE CITY OF CT,�ARWATER, FLORTJ?A: ' Section l, The City of Clearwater, acting by and through its City C�mmission, hereby decl.ares ita intentioa to annex into the corporate limits of the Citq of Clearwater, Florid�, the following described lands lying contiguous to the territorial limits o� said City, which lan�s contain less than ten (10) regi.sbered voters: Begin at the Northwest corner oi the SW� oi' Section 13, TownsYzip 29 South, ftange 15 East and run thence South 0 dego 0�.° 5$" P�estq alang the 8ection line 1325.31� feet to the y.0 acre line; thence $9 deg. 20t 14" Eas� along the 40 acre line 2012.7$ feet for Point of Beginning; thence South $9 deg. 20' ly.tt Eas� along the 40 acre liae 290.0 �eet; thence South O dsg. 06r 13tt East 663,1�6 feet to the 10 acre line; thence North $9 deg. 1$� 5�.n Tr�est along the 10 acre line 290.0 feet; thence RTorth 0 deg. 061 13T' West Ei63•55 feet to Point of Beginning. Section 2. The City of Clearwater, acting by and through its Cit� Commission intends io annex the foreg�ing lands according to L-1� provisions of Section 171.01�, Florida Statutes, 1951, and to tha� en3, the City Auditor and C1erk is hereby dzrected tc publish this Ordinana� in the Clearwater Sun, a newspaper published in the City of Clearwater, once a week for four (�.} consecutive weeks immediatelp after the passage of tl�is Ordinance. Section 3. This Ordinance shall become effective immediatelq upan its passage. P�SSE� ON FIRS� FtEADIYdG PASSED ON SEGOND FtEADING PASSED ON THIRD AND FINAL R�ADING �ND ADOPTED Att est : /s/ H. B. Wingo City Auditor and C1erk idarch 7, 1y55 i�iarch 7, 1955 March �, 1955 ,�s/ I3erbert Ri. Brown Mayor-Commis sioner ��. I� � , :i j� � �� AFFIDAVIT STATE OF FLORIDA ) ) COUI�TY OF PINELLAS ) Before me, the undersigned authority, personally appeared L. WILBUR SEVER, who upon being bp me duly sworn, deposes and says: 1. ihat he i� one of the ov�ners of acreage in what is to be Druid Acres T�'irst �ddition, and that he has persona]. knowledge as to the occupancy of the land embraced in said acr�age, and that said land to be annexed into the corporate limits of the City o� C7.earwra�.er contains less th�n ten (10) registered voters. 2. That this aifidavit is made in compliance with Seci:ian 171.Ot�, Florida Statutes, 1�51i and is made to induce the City of Clearwater to annex the foregoing acreage into its corporate limitse Further depc�nent sayeth not, 1��TITNESS my signature and of:fi�sial seal at Clearwater, in the County oi Pinellas and the State of'Elorida, this 1$th day of February, A.D. 1955. �s� L. NTilbur Sever SWORN TO AND SUB�CRIBED be£ore me this l.f#th day of Februar;T, A.D. 1955- %s/ Bery]. Fe Sydnor NOTARY PUBLIC 0 � p � ORDINIINCE N0, 676 AN OP.DI�rANCE OF THE C:ITY OF CLEARVIATER, PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA, RELATING Ta FEDERA�, OLD AGE AND SURVIVORS INSCIRANCE. BE TT ORD�IIP3ED BY THE (;ITY COMP�lTSSION OF '�HE CITY OF CLEARWAT�R, FLORIDA: Section l, It is hereby declared to be the policy and pnrpose of the City of Clearwater, Florida, to extend effective as oi Janu,ary 1, 1955, �o the empZoyees and officials thereof, no� excluded by la�r�, nor excepted herein, the benefits of the system of Old Age and Survivors Insurance as authorized by the Federal Social Securi�ty Ac�c and amendments there�o, and by Chaptnr 6�0, Florida Statutes, as amended; and to cover by such plan all services yrhich eqnstitute employment as defineci i� Section b50,02, Florida Statutes, per�ormed in the employ of said City by employees and ofiicials thereof. Section 2. (a) There is hereby exaluded from this Ordinance any authority to include in any agreement eritered into under Section 3 hereof any iireman's or policemants position now covered by a retirement system, ar to include any individual now a member or now e1%gible to become a member of any existino retirement syste�. 1b) On and aiter the date att employee or official becomes eligihle for memb�rship in ai1 existing r�tirement system, his OASI caverage shall cease, His OASI coverage shall continue if, prior to such date of eligibility, OASI coverage has been extended to include the members of his retiremen� system. 5ection 3. The officials authorized by the Charter of the City oP Clearwa�ter, Florida, are hereby aut}lorized and directed to execute all necessasy agreements and aciendrnents thereto with the F�.orida Industrial Commi.ssion, as State Agency, � for the purpose of extend�ng the benefits prouided by said system of Old Age an� Survivors insurance to i;he employees and officials of this City as pravided in Sections l and 2 hereof, which agre�ment sha�ll provide for such methods o� administration of the �lan bp said City as are found bp the State Agencp to be necessary and pr�per, and shall be ef�ective with respect ta services in e�ployment �overed by such agreement performe� pn and after the lst day of January, A. De 1955- Section l�. FJithholdings from salaries, wages, or other comgensatio� of emPloyees and officials for the purpose provided in Section 1 hEreoi are nereby authorized to be made, and shall be made� in �he amoL�its and at such times as map be required by applicable State or FedEral laVrs or regulations, and sha'1 be paid over to Lhe 5tate Ag..ncy designated by said laws or regi,�lat�ons tQ xeceive such amounts. Section $. There sh�ll be appropriated from availabls funds, derived from general revenue, such amounts, at such times, as r�ay be required to pay promptlg the contributions and assessments required of the City as employer by a�plic�ble 5tste or Federal laws or regulations, which shall be paid ocer to the lawfully designated State Agency at the times and in the mann.r r,rovided by law and regulatione Section 6. Tre Gity shall keep such records and make such reports as may be required by appJ.icable State or Federal latvs or regulaiions, and sha11 adhere to the regulation� of the State Agency. Section 7. The City does hereby adopt the terms, conditions, requirements, reserva�ions, benefits, px�ivileges, and other conditions thereunto appertaining, of Title II of the Social Security fict as amended, for and on behalf of all officers and employees oi its departments and agencies to be covered unde� the agreement. Section $. The City Treasurer of the City is hereby designated the custadian of ali sums withheld from the compensation of oificers and employees and of the appropriated funds for the contributions of the City, and the Gity �reasui•er of said City is hereby made the withholding and reporting agent and charged with the duty of maintaining personnel records for the purposes oy this Ordinance. Section 9. This ordinance shall taT�e efi'ect upon ?�s approval and publica�ion as required by law. PASSED ON FIR:T READI�iG PA85ED QN SECOND READING PASSED ON THIRD AND FINAL READING A�vD AD�PTED �iTTEST : /s/ H. G. Wingo CITY' AUDITOR AND CLERR March 7, 1955 P�iarch 7: 1955 P�Iarch 7, 1955 /s/ :?exbert M. Broti,m MAYOR-COIu�1ISSI0NER 28/ GITY COMMISSION MEETING March 7, 1955 RESQLUZ't OlU WHEREAS, after Public Hearing on April 19, A. D. 195�., the City Commissian of the City of Clearwater, F1.orida, determined �hat certain woxk and ir�provement� hzreinafter described should be done and made, and WHER�AS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made a� followss Construct an $ inch sanitary sewer and appurtenances in South Gulf View Boulevard from a point approximately 120 feet south of the south line of Third Street, south and southeast �c the intersection of Hamden Drive; and construct an $ inch sanitary sewer and appurtenances in Coronado Drive from a point approximately 243.6 feet south of the south line of Third Street, south and southeast to the intersection of Hamden Drive; and construct an $ inch sanitary sewer and apgurtenances i_n Hamden Drive from a goint aFproximately 100 feet south of north line of Hamden Drive, south to the intersection oi Soubh Gulf View BouTevard; and construct a lift station at t he intersection of Hamden Drive and Devon Drive. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the City Charter, after said improvements sha11 have bsen completedr the 4ity Commission shall assesa the cost thereof against the properties benefiting from said improvemants, and WHEREAS, certain parcels of real esta�e benefitin� from said impro vement shall be assesse:� the pro-rata cost thereof against said parcels. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT PESOLVED by tne City Commission of �the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session dnl� and regularly assembled as follcws: l. That the above liC..�ICI'Z�Ed improvements in the area oi" South Clearwater Beach be and the same are r�reby accepted and approved a.s having been completed. 2. That certain propert�.es benefitin; from said imgrovements are herebv deemed to have bsen benefited by said improvements in �Ghe following proporticns of the cost thereof and the same are hereby assessed in accordance with the schedule hereto attached and by reference made a part hereof. 3� That if said assessments herein made are not paid vtithin thirty* (30) days from the da�e hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates of indebtedness under Section 12y, of the City Charter, which certi.ficates shall bezr interest at the rate of $f per annu,m against the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediat�ly upon the expiration o� the foreooin� thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADQPTED this 7th day of March, A. D. 1955• �s/ Herbert M. Brown I�fAYQR-COM�lIS SIONER ATTEST: �s/ H. G. Wingo CITY AUDITOR AND CLERK � � �� ' �...% n..'r. �-�" 2 �2 AS SE� SMr �IT SANI'?'AZY S�"�IEP SYSTEid, 3GUTH GLEAR��;ATER BEACH Total Cost: �47,059.29 Total Footage: g023,30 Cost per Tront Foot: s�5.22- Property Uwner Front Feet d,�ount Columbia 3ubdivision oc L��`t. of Lot 2 BanksQn Realty Co. 21b Hamden Drive Clearwatsr, Flarida 135 Re�lat af Lot 3, 51ock B, Columbia Subdivision S. t, o Lot Jerry Doleza� 227 Coronado Drive Clearwater, Florida 90 N.35 i't. of Lot 2 Nlabel I�?. Slnith ' 311� l�oodsdale 31vd, Lincoln, Ivebraska 35 N.50 fto of Lot 3 Robert G. Smi.th 3117 �tToodsdale Blvd. Lincoln, Nebraska 50 �� • S.15 ft, of I,ot 3 �='~z—^s. Smith 15 Columbia Subdivision Pvo. 2 Lot 5 llonald D. Cochran, Jr. 137$ Stevenson �ve. Clearwater, Florida 60 Lot 6 Claude �1. Johnson 1�3$ Overbrook Avenue Clearwdter, Florida 60 I,ot 7 t�'. E. Crown, Sr, 11%5 Jackson Road �learwater, rlorida 60 Lot $ Florence A. Bishop, et al • / n � 3 3 1 t'.o"c�rs4-alal ,(�I'w4-cJ � ::w_ ' �.,. :: �u�:, Clearwater,iFlorida b0 Lot 9 Ethel ;i. 3urnham 333 Coronado Drive Clearwater, Florida 60 �Itly 2.25 fte of Lot 10 Ethel Af, Burnham 5� ly' 7.75 ft . of Ben Leider LoL 10 343 Coronado Drive Clearwater, rlorida Lot 11 Ben Leider Lot 12 Donald D. Cochran 50g Nicholson 3t. Clesrwater, Florida T ^a�"P�tT9�'r��¢'� �iLv� l+�s- 347 Coronado Drive �learwater, Florida Lot 13 z.25 7 .75 60 60 bo � 7�4so7 46go3� 1 �2 a 54 2o0a�6 7$ oz3 31z.9z 31z , 9z 31zo92 312.92 3izo92 11e73 40.42 31z.92 31zo9z 31z .9z .+w.�n+.scar.r....e_,.++_+• �r+m�.i Z ��3 ��' ,r Assessment, San,itary Sewer System, ��uth Clearwater Beach, Cont'd, `� Page 2 Praperty Owner Front Feet /3maunt• Columbia Subdivision No, Cont'd, ot i,. ;,arro Stoneaifer ' 353 Coronado Drive Clearwater, Florida 63•$ � 332<74 Golumbia Subdivision Pdoo 3 Lct G. H. Hubert ,.� a.G 316 Hamden Drive Clearwater, Florida 199.99 1,04•3.01 Lot 2 less �. �5 ft. Fred P. Dursch 316 Hamden Drive Clearwater, rlorida $5 1�1�3,3G .S• 45 ft. of Lot 2 Lester G Bernard . ' . 3 2 G ,�Z%-�., c�ircl,(� k,,,,,,,J Clearwater, Florida 45 234ab9 Lot 3 Lester C. Bernard 7,5 391.15 Lot 4 Arthur L. �nook 1569 S�. Ft. Harrison �ve> Clearwater, Florida 75 391.1� Lot 5 Harry L. Dickinson Route No. 1 i.eesburg, Indiana $2.76 � 431.b2 � �f ��, �- � No. 5 ft. of Lot 6 �-�-.—�.��:. 5 2Gao� So. � i'�, o£ Lot 6 �li2:abeth Leider 343 Coronado Drive ::lesrwater, rlorida 5 20.0$ �ot 7 Elizabeth Leider o5.96 344.00 �`.G�,�r� -T." �.�l.�J • Lot � �-C . Loeff�c.�-s� i5 �'.�..Y�u;�-� �'�. 3�u��ua�e :�-t��G .�.�. n.... a,_ �t�i�,..sa.. 5.5 2�ba$� �- Lot 9 I�orman ?. Kirkland � 26 Fredrica Avenue Ciearv:atex, Florida 6� 31zo92 Lo� 10 Edw�xrd Bourdage 689 5ay Esplanade , �learwater, Florida 63.36 33�044 Columbia Suodivision �o. 4 Lot ::�aurice N:erz 4.01 t;nronado DrivP Clearwater, rlorida b0 312o9z Lot 2 J. r. & b:. 2�I. Keen . k05 Coronado Drive P..�J. Box 1174 �learwater, Florida 60 312e92 Lot 3 Howard Co.� Inc. �,�,.,�.g „�-rn9-�-.-. vn�.u� Li i v-c �wn.�� C.�ia.4ro��t1'C� . Glearwater, F:Lorida ��. 60 312 092 Lot 4 Robert C. Schmid 1545 E. Drew* �treet Glearwater, Florida 90 469a37 � .�'_ , • ..� 28� Assessment, ;ianitary ,;ewer System, 3outh Glearwater Beach, i;ont'd. Page 3 I�roperty Owner Front �'set Amaunt Columbia Subdivision Ido, 4. Cont'd. ot ., & Doris Pearsall 419 i.oronado Drive Clearwater, r^l�rida 90 � 469037 Lot 6 Roy J, Di�lschneider 419 G�ronado. Drive Clearwater, Florida 60 312,92 Lot 7 Doris B. Collins • � 3::$ Coronado Drive Clearwater, Florida 100 521.53 Lot $ Vhn. H. Bartnick 420 Heunden Drive Clearwater, Florida 70 365,07 Lot 9 ,°;m. H. Bartnick 60 312,92 Lot 10 John & Hazel Teubel 410 Hamden Drive Clearwater, Florida 60 j12,92 Lot 11 Hazel Verba 1�06 Hamd�n Drive Glearwater, Florida 6Q 312092 Lot 12 Hazel tierba 60 312.92 Columbia 3ubdivision Noa 5 Lot � Harold K, Gleason 1004 tidoodcrest 3treet �,learwater, Florida 123.2 b42o53 Lot 2 r rank Boiunan 1,046 5th St . No . �t.Petersburg, Florida 60 j12:92 Lot 3 Fr�nk �• �rj..�-a,c.�u�P-�a� 60 312 �92 Lot 4 „eorge i�t, I�ara� F. n. z97 +7yomin�, Illii�ozs 65 339000 Lot 5 George ti, Karay� 65 339•00 Lot 6 George V. Karay 65 339°00 Lot 7 George J. F'oulos 413 Lyons .'�treet Flint, �tichigan 65 339e0U Lot $ George J, Foulos 65 339.00 Lot 9 Katherine L. Rober�son 445 Hamden Drive +,leari�raterP Florida 65 339.00 Lot 10 Kathe'rin� L. Robertson 65 339.G0 Lot 11 Katserine L. iobertson 60.61- 31b,10 Llo d 'nThite Skinner Subdivision ot ity o i�learwater 60 312o9z Lot 14 City of. Clearwater 60 31�,92 Lot 15 City of Clesrwater 60 312.92 �l: '� ; ; Assessment, Sanitary Sewer System, Sou�h Clearwater Beach, Cont'd, Page 4 Pro ert Owner rront Feet Auiount Llov Vl i�e Skinner Subd. Cont�d. � Lot 1 City of ;, earwater 60 � 312.92 Lot 17 City of Clearwater 60 312,92 Lot 1$ City of Clearwater 60 31z•92 Lot 19 City of Clearwater 60 312.92 Lot 20 �ity of Clearwater 60 312•92 Lot 21 i,ity of Clearwater 6U 312•92 Lot 22 City of Clearwater 60 31z.92 Lot 23 City of Clearwater 60 312.92 Lot 24 City o£ Clesr�vater 60 31z.92 Lot 25 City of Clearwater 60 312.92 Lot 26 City of �learwater 60 312.92 Lot 26� City of Clearvrater 60 312.92 Lot 27 City of Cleerwater 60 31z,92 Lot 2$ City of Clearwater 60 31z.9z Lot 29 City of ;,lzarwater b0 312.92 Lot 30 ;,ity of Clearrrater 60 31z.92 Lot 31 City of Clear�vater b0 312.92 Lot 32 City af �learwater 60 312.92 Lot 33 jd. D. Owens 6�9 ido. Glenwcod Avenue i;ledrwater, Flor.ida 60 312,92 Lot 31� t�. D. Gwens 60 312.92 Lot 35 '�. D. Owens 60 312.92 Lot 36 1"�. D. Owens 60 312,92 Lot 37 P7. D. Owens 60 312.92 Lot 3� W. D. Owens 60 312.92 Lot 3q T�1. D. Owens 60 312,92 Lot 40 ?ti'. �, Corens 60 312 ,92 Lot 41 W, D. Owens . 60 312,92 Lot 42 T�T. D. Owens 6p 31z�92 Lot 43 W, D, Gwens. 60 312,92 Lot b0 Robert C, Rohn 109t�5 Longwood Drive Chicago 4.3 , Ill.inois 60 312 .92 Lot 61 Henry A, 'Jer�hulst 3i5 Gulf Vievr Slvd. Glearwater, Florida 6p 312�92 ._ � Assessment, Sanitary Sewer System, South Clearwater Beach, Cont�d, Paga 5 ' Pro ert Owner I'ront Feet Amount L o ite Skinner 5ub . ContTd. Lot os. w ^^�, Caltigirone 2007 20th Sto Tampa, F'lorida 60 � 3�-z .92 Lot 63 Anast lV, idotopoulos 334 Coronado Drive Clearwater, filorida 6p 312�92 Lot 64 Ruby Gonley 904 Turner Streat Clearwdter, Fl.nrida (p 312.92 Lot 65 Helen L, Quigley F. 0. Hox 2695 Tampa, Florida 60 312.92 Lot 66 Harold G. Lanham 327 Gu1f View Blvd, �learwater, �lorida b0 3Zz.92 Lot, 67 Zoah B, ��pbell L'. S. High�,ay Lake Wales, �+;.orida bp 312�92 Lot 6$ �. Eugene Bennett 05 Sheridan Avenus New York City, N. Y, 60 3�2.92 Lot 69 Phillip B, & i'ary Stovin 347 Cul£ View �lvd. Clearwater, rlorida 59.60 310.$3 Lot 70 He1en tiuriel S�ickel 351 Gulf Vie:Y Blvd. Clearwater, Florida 60 3�.z.92 Lot 71 Bruce VT. Skiriner Dunedin, Florida 60.].3 313a59 Lot 72 Lucy id. Simmons 4.O1 Gulf View Blvd, � Cle�rwater, Florida 6p 312�9z Lot 73 Luc} tf, Simmons 60 312,g� Lot 74 Car1 H. �felson 411 Gulf View B1vd. ' ' Clearwater, Flcrida (p 312.92 No.10 ft, of Lot 75 CarT H. Nelson ' 10 52.15 Lot 75 less No. 10 f�t ��'�� d�� 417 Gulfviaw Blvd, C learvvater, Florida 50 200076 Lot 76 -b�e-�a-�� ' `YYt'� �'"`� EO 312,gz Lot 77 �harles F. Boyer 421 Gulfview Blvd. i,learwater, Florida 60 3Z2.92 Lot '7$ Milton R. �9right 427 Gulfv�iew Blvd. C1eurV�ater, Florida • 60 312�92 Lot '79 Trice M. Bell 431 Gulfview Blvd, Clearwater, Florida. 60 312092 . � �� Assessment, Sanitary Sei�rer System, South Clearwater Beach, Cont'd, Fage 6 Propertv Owner _ 'r'ront Feet Amount Llo d�t�hite Skinner Subd. Cont'd. Lot 0 PhilL3p E. Bruce 305 Gulfview 31vd. ;,learwater, Florid�i 60 � 312.y2 Lot $1 �.�"�' "jy . ��CrJ �r39 Gulfview 31vd. Clearwater, Florida 60 31z.9Z' Lot $2 Lucy M. Simmons 60 312•92 Lot �3 I,ot �34 Lot $5 Lot $b less SE'ly 31,$6 ft. SE'ly 31.$6 it. of Lot b6 Lot $� Lot $$ less Deed 12157A Lot 109 ' L ot 110 Lot 111 No. � of Lot 112 So. � of Lot 112 Lot 113 Lot z.].4. Lot 115 Lot 116 Lot 117 Lot 11$ Lot 119 Charles B. Pierce, Jr. 445 Gulfvietia Blvd. Clearwater, Florida Frank Muscarella 2t� 50. Ft. Harrison Ave. Clearwater, Florida W. D. Owens zV. D. Owens, et al J�e t�egaeiro 210 S. Franklin St. Tampa, rlorida Joe Regueiro Joe Regueiro George J. Motter 312 Coronado llrive Clearwater, Florida ann DoleZal Gilbert tiV. 5towa1l 3Og Coronado Drive Clearwater, Florida Gilbert Z�I. Stowell �nast IV. Notopoulous 312 Gulfview Blvd. �learwater, Florida Anast N. Notopoulous Anast N. iVotopoulous Ar[dst N. Idotopoulous Anast �i, Notopoulous Anast N. i;otopoulous Antonio Caltigirone P . 0 . �3ox 5 �45 Tampa, P'lorida Antor.io Galtigirone 60 31z.92 6� 3iz.9z 60 31z,9z z�.14 146,76 37.�$6 166.16 b0 312 0 92 33.54 174.9z 50 z60,76 50 260.76 5� 25 25 5fl 5� 5� 5� 5� 50 50 260.76 13�.3$ 130�3$ 260a76 zb0.76 260a76 z6o.76 200.76 z6o.76 2h0.76 , ^ .......✓ � ,, ' 2 �� AssessmenL, Sani.tary Sewer System, 3outh Clearwater Beach, C�nt'd, Page 7 �Pr�o� ��ert�_ Owner Front Feet Amount LlOyli'J te cinner�ubc�I.�Cont Lot 1 Glara L. Aiillar 35� Cornnado Drive Clearwater, Flori�ia 70 � 365.07 Lot 121 Oliver B. 9ucher 1+00 Coronado Drive ::learwater, Flor:ida 62 034 325.12 Lot 122 Thomas :ichneider 4D6 �oronado Drive • Clearw�ter, Florida 50 260.76 P]o. '� of Lot 123 Thomas 3chneider 25 13003$ So. � of Lot 123 Aaron & r^anny H. Pepper 412 Coronado Drive Clear��tater, Fl�rida 25 i3o�3$ Lot 124 Aaron & Fanny H. Pepper 5� 2b0.76 Lot 125 Howard �o., Inc, 50 260.76 Lot 126 Howard Co., Inc, 5� 260.76 Lot 12� ��lbert F. Shouse 461 Gulfvie yv Blvd < Cledrwater, Florida 5� 260,76 Lot 12$ S. & A�drion Agedal 143 Harding Road Buffalo, ivew York 50 260.76 Lot 129 S. & P��rion Agedal 5� 260.7b Lot 130 ��J. D. Owens 5� 2o0.7b Lot 131 7l. D. Owens 50 260.76 Lot ,132 Glo D. �wens 50 2ti0.76 Lot 133 ��. D. Oi;�ens 50 260.76 Lot 134. , Ya. D. Owens 50 260.%6 Zot 135 Td. D. Owens q$ 511,10 Re�lat of SaVsides Subdivision Lot ames ?+�ele 94 Devon Drive • Clearwater,F'lorida 6p 312�92 I,ot 4 Frank ?V. j�'olff 9� Devon Drive i,lear�vater, Florida 74a99 391.09 Lot 5 Fhilip Voulis 100 Devon Drive �learwater, Florida 75 3g1,15 Lot 6 Philip Voulis 75 391,15 Lot 53 C:�ristopher Hubert ` 671 S. Sdginaw Street Pontiac, '�,ichigan 150 �$2�3p a 2�' j Assessment, Sanitary Sewer System, South Clearwater Beach, Cont'd. Pa�;e $ propert Owner rront F'eet Amount Bay'si es Sub ivision ivo. Lot 1 Horace W. Sargent �'rr ;;-- 5 �i q �'oa�.»„o7,.�` �(ir.ti • �"—___ _---, ,,��1�---�-�� 0 0� 025.$9 �,ot 57 J�unes F. Yitman �52 Devon Drive Clearwater, Florida 120001 6250$9 Totals 9oz3a3� �47,�S9oz9 / , . . : . .h , . ' - . • , : . . . . . - - _ _ . . . . a � . _ . ., . . . . , . �-� . . . - o . 1 . . r .. . , . . . . , . . . . . . .L . , , . , _ , _ . . .